Iraqs government has voir dire for help to them out. Bahrain, uae. 3,000 u. S. Soldiers are training iraqi troops. As of may, the combined operations cost the u. S. 244,000,000,000. On average, the u. S. Is spending almost 9 million a day on its fight against isil. In baghdad, many are doubtful the strategy is working. With hopes as faded as the pictures that surround them, its a mournful atmosphere for the patrons of baghdads cafe. Here, they sip and smoke what small comforts are provided. But not even these decaying momentos are enough to counter all of the reminders of the dangerous present. The majority didnt think that america has effect on the ground. Nothing on the ground. Political analyst tells me that in the years since the u. S. Led coalition began airstrikes against the islamib state of iraq in the lee vant, many have grown more distrustful than ever of their Governments Alliance with the united states. They think they have global 308. Ask them to review their strategy and dealing seriously with iraqi forces to help them fight isil. Others, though, put the blame on sectarian politics constantly playing out in the ranks of iraqs government. I think the problem in iraq is mutual trust and Everybody Knows what you are talking about. There is lack of mutual trust. With so much at stake, he has this warning if this is not resolved, you know, isis is going to be working around baghdad in no time. In a city where writers once reined t art industry no longer alleve its a dread. Amid these volumes of fiction and nonfiction, its fear that is being expressed most vividly now. Mohammed jamjoom, al jazeera, baghdad. A member of the Iraqi Parliament doesnt believe enough is being done to defeat isil. From the beginning, we say that the air campaign is not enough to fight isil. And now, after one year, we find isil, they have more ground, more power, they get more cities in iraq and wir facing a criminalnal organization. There is no serious action from the Central Government or from the local people, the tribal people who are fighting isil on the ground. We fight more displaced people. We find more refugees, iraq refugees inside the country, and no one help them. We are facing a mymanitarian crisis, no education, no future for children. The air campaign alone is not enough, and its useless. More on this. Joining us from washington, d. C. , Douglas Oliphant at the new america foundation. So you heard one view of the campaign and its effectiveness and lack thereof. What do you think needs to change to make it more effective . I can you certainly understand the frustration of the iraqi people. I think what we need to understand is that it takes a long time for a Campaign Like this to unfold. Campaign, as i understand it, the military site anyway, has about four aspects. We want to train and quip the iraqi forces and provide them with intelligence and provide them with air power. The training just takes time. The first classes of iraqis have been trained, only started graduate in the spring and are only now starting to get out to the battlefield. The equipment that was promised to the iraqis in august didnt start to arrive in iraq until june. Thats just how long it takes working through the american system. We can apologize for that, but thats simply the way it is. Likewise, intelligence takes awhile to refocus american analysts on this problem set for them to learn it, to shift assets to focus on iraq. So, i think a little more patience in getting the strategy in place will be helpful. Apart from the patients, is there anything specific in terms of hardware that would help those who are fighting on the ground against isil . Stions. The reports we have, the Iraqi Government just isnt up to this task. Is there a failure of the Iraqi Government to actually coordinate this effort and to make it happen on the ground . There are some real problems in the Iraqi Government with gridlock. I think in the persons of both Prime Minister obadi and his counterpart, the sunni speaker of the parliament. We have two guys who are relatively moderate, who are trying to cut the deal. Each of them have hardliners in their own ranks that they have trouble simply mustering the votes in the parliament to bring about a compromise solution on issues such as bringing about the Sunni National guard, on debathfication, on oil. All of these imagine issues for the Iraqi Government. Thank you very much indeed for taking time to talk to us. Very much appreciate it . My pleasure, lauren. It was an attack on just one household that has now brought thousands together. Palestinians have buried the father killed in a settler attack. The house was fire bombed last week. His 18monthold son died and his wyche and 4yearold son crimea in critical condition. A report from douma in the occupied west bank. Reporter amid the grief, anger that another member of the family has died after the firebombing of their home in the occupied west bank village of douma just over a week ago. Palestinian and israeli investigators believed the attack was carried out from a settlement considered illegal under international law. The occupation supports settlers in doing these horrendous acts. Benjamin netanyahu have done much to crack down. The government announced it would start detaining israelis without trial and allow for har sher investigations of what it calls jewish extremists. Both methods have been used against palestinians for years. There are questions, questions as to more than a week after the firebombing of the family home there has been no Meaningful Movement in this case. He was 32 years old when he died. His youngest son, ali, was just 18 months when he was burned to death on the night of the attack. Do douwabshas wife remains in hospital with burns to over 90 of her body. Their eldest son suffered serious burned. The 4yearold has regained consciousness and has been calling out for his parents. Mohammed dubshawa works as a doctor. He visited the surviving members of the families just hours before the funeral. Wihope this is our last tragedy. We hope god saves them. They are in icu. As long as they are there, its critical. Shortly after the attack, palestinian president mac mood abb abbas called it settler terrorism. He believes he has the power to prevent further attacks like this or that israel has the will to. Imbiaz taiz in the occupied west bank. Mohamed morsi deposed in a military coup in 2014 complained he has been given food that he suspects may have been tampered with. He made the comments in court in cairo where he and 10 others have appeared on charges of ehe is espinage. He said there were five in prison that he said were lifethreatening. Earlier, morsis son spoke through a translator. He said his father stopped eating because of fears over the prison food. My father says there are certain extra judicial meyers according to the food he receives in jail. It could represent a threat to his life. We have not been allowed to visit him since november 2013. So we are reliant on what he says in court. Today, he said that he sought to have stopped eating. He is not allowed to have food sent in, only eating food that is prepared for him by the egyptian prison authority. My father is not suffering from any serious disease. He is only suffering from diabetes, a condition which requires continuouos medical care which is not available in the prison. 15 antirebel fighters have been killed after a car bomb exploded at a military base in yemen. 20 people have been wounded in the actionplosion in sanaa which happened late on friday. It was the same day progovernment forces retook the last military base in the countrys south that was held by the houthis. Elsewhere, three soldiers from uae were killed while taking part in the saturday campaign. Train of thought, another approach to new housing in mexico. Plus this tank is a relic of the soviet past. Russias army is in the middle of a much trumpeted expensive modernization program. So why are young contract soldiers aband oning posts . I am Rory Challands in southern russia with a story of the countrys army deserters. Inspot with the Rugby World Cup, find out if australia could upset reigning champions. Haitians will begin voting. Tennessee of thousand have been returning from the neighboring Dominican Republic which recently started cracking down on immigrants. Forei more than five years after the devastating earthquake, its estimated 60,000 people are living in camps. Security is still a concern, but the size of the u. N. Peacekeeping force is expected to be reduced next year. The World Bank Says haiti is the poorest country in the americas and one of the poorest in the world. Highly dependent on foreign aid it will have to cope with decreasing donation in future years. More from port au prince. Reporter at this talk Radio Station in port au prince, its all politics all the time. In a country so poor that televisions are a luxury and where more than half of all adults cant read or write, radio holds the key for politicians. Radio is the best medium in haiti, and you have to use them with a lot of capability to have the suggestions in politics. Running for is expensive. Some haitian candidates say there is a lot of dirty money floating around. Like drug money, think like this because in this election, we have this problem in haiti. Money talks unfortunately. We caught up with wouldbenator john rannel to ask about shade this this this this. Culturally, we are president ialist like, you know, its better than parliamentary. But the parliamentarian system is inside the regime that we have right now. When we talked about sovereignty and how haiti, which has many of the functions of its state really run by outsiders, by u. N. Agencies or nongovernmental agencies. Is this election a step towards reclaiming some of that sovereignty for the second oldest independent country in the americas and a country with a proud history of index . It will be it will depend upon the choices of the legislators because we are more young people that are more interested in politics. Not only that. They are more knowledgeable people. For example, right now, in these elections, we are pretty good brands like in our government. Like knowledgeable candidates. Those with business, those like in different classes, different classes only like, you know, occupations and so forth. Occupations. Lots of good brains. Exactly. Very good. If you talking being 1800s. We will have to leave it there, jean. Thank you very much for speaking with us again. There you have it, lauren. Some good haitian brains in the running here and hopefully, the voters will make some good choices as well. Back to you. Rob reynolds, thank you very much indeed. 800 or so migrants taken to a port in southern italy were rescued in several operations on thursday. First of the latest arrivals are from africa and syria. The mayor of paris said migrants occupied a disused school there can stay at least for now. The refugees took over the building after weeks of living on the streets. Charles stratford went to meet them. Yakub said he fled five months ago. He wants political asylum in france. I find myself in france. Before i was in italy. I speak a little bit of french so that helps. He took and about 250 took over this unused building. They said they had no choice but to occupy the building because police kept forcibly removing them from makeshift camps. Local people bring them food and a group of volunteers are helping them with their asylum access . If you have no pity for them, next time, you have no pity for handicapped people. Next time, no pity for women, et cetera, et cetera. So i think the way we treat Asylum Seekers is a barometer on our level of democracy. The may ors office said he is willing to enter into dialogue to find them somewhere to stay. The situation at this former school not only highlights the migrant crisis here in france but in wider europe, also. Antieu parties have seized on the issue. French National Party leader says france cant afford to take in more migrants. The partys popularity has groaned because of her position on immigration. Around 60,000 people apply for asylum in france each year. France is not generous to Asylum Seekers. Figures have increased slightly. Only well, less than two applications out of 10 actually succeed in their asylum when the average in europe is actually 35 of successful applications. After 50 in scandinavia. European commission chief said europe must not cave in to what he describes as populist demands in eu countries automatically deport Asylum Seekers. The commission has proposed redistribution based upon unemployment rates in each country. Not all Member States want quote as imposed on them. Yakub has made it to france. It is unlikely that he or many of the people sheltering in the old school or elsewhere will be allowed to stay. Charles stratford, al jazeera, paris. Hundreds of people have been marching through the streets of ferguson in the u. S. State of missouri marking an anniversary of the shooting of unarmed black teenager michael brown. The 18yearold whose body lay in the street for more than four hours was fatallyy wounded by a white police officer. His death prompted violent clashes around the country and a National Debate about race and alleged police brutality. Al jazeeras kristin saloomey, what kind offints are planned for this weekend . There are a whole host of events happening this weekend from concerts to memorial marches to civil disobedience and so on. Right now, its a little bit of a down time. Not too much happening at this moment. Standing outside of the Police Department in ferguson, but there are a small group of activists, demonstrators, in the parking lot. You cant see it from here but its not too far away where they have been continuously since a year ago coming out to the make their voices heard, and i have one of the activists here with me right now. Alicia irb y to talk about whats happened in the last year. Whats changed and what hasnt . Why do you keep coming back to this spot . We keep coming back to this spot because unfortunately, the ferguson Police Department has decided that the department of justices relations are unbiased and they have, therefore, sent a lets try Something Else sort of letter to them. And they refuse to recognize our signatures to recall mayor knowles, so we believe needs to go because he believes there is no racism in ferguson. We have all seen that thats not true. So there have been some changes here there is a new police chief. There is a new city manager. What more would you like to see . You would like to see the mayor go as well. Thats a big priority, and as changes start to happen in the Police Department, with you pleased with any of the changes that have taken place . I am pleased with getting the civilian review board through the city, but we have no subpoena power, which almost makes us useless. So our next step will be to fight for subpoena power. Secondly, mayor knowles has consistently said that there is no racism here, that it is being blown up and the problem is that we have people that are still being killed. Mijima powell was killed by triggerhappy police officers. And one killed in sal city who we are memorializing this weekend. The killings continue, and yet we have no response out of the ferguson Police Department or the city Police Department for that matter. Thank you so much, alicia for joining us here on al jazeera . Absolutely. Thank you. As i said, a number of events and for the rest of the weekend as well, the main day will be sunday when there will be four and a half minutes of silence to mark the time when mike brown was shot and killed and the four and a half hours he was left out in the street as the police investigated what happened. We will be covering that and bringing it to you on sunday as well. Back to you. Kristin saloomey, thank you very much indeed. Still ahead on al jazeera teens from all over the state are taking part in the annual neru boat race. For the local teams, its a matter of pride and prestige. Find out how they do in the indian state of karala. Also, an island tradition under threat. The call to ban cockfighting. In sport, reaction to Manchester Uniteds opening day win as the new premier League Season gets underway. 150,000 people injured every year. 33,000 are killed. To see my child laying on the table. What was that total bill from start to now . Almost like 10 million dollars. Enough people have decided that the gun lobby has too much power for too long. The nra is not invincible. Is ask many say the fight against the group is not being won. Thousands have gathered in the occupied west bank for the funeral of a palestinian man who died from injuries from a suspected arson attack. Mohammed morsi deposed in a military coup in 2013 has come planed his prison food has been tampered with. He made the comment in court when he was appearing on charges of espinage and leaking classified documents. In west africa Public Hospital doctors across ghana are strike to go demand better working conditions. Patients in the capitol have been lining up at medical facilities hoping the strike wont a their care. The National LaborCommission Says the striking is illegal. The medical association has threatened massive resignations if demands are not met. The organization in charge of fighting ebola in sierra leone hopes to wipe out the disease it in the country. The National EmergencyResponse Center said there are only 4 cases reported now. More than 11,000 people died in sierra lee one and guinea. They have be erica wood reports. The first case of ebola from the west african outbreak was contracted in december, 2013. Researchers believe it came from bedsides in the southwestern Border Forest of guinea. It spread quietly until march last year, when the World Health Organization declared it an outbreak. By the end of the month, at least sixty people have died and there were suspected cases in neighboring liberia and sierra leon. Doctors without borders warned this outbreak was unprecedented. The world paid it little attention. Poor Health Facilities and governments who struggled to take action made it worse. The virus spread and so did the fear. By late july, the outbreak reached nigeria. In early august, two american missionaries were flown back to the u. S. After contracting the virus in liberia. Now, it was not just a west african problem. More foreign nationals got infected and suddenly, the world was see the scale of the outbreak. This morning, i have declaring the current outbreak of ebola virus disease a Public Health emergency of international concern. The World Health Organization stepped up its call for work on a vaccine. Medical teams on the ground in west africa were struggling. Doctors without borders admitted they were being overwhelmed. If you look at the history, you will see that Doctors Without Borders has given regularly larm signals, already started, i think, in april, if i recall well, already starting to say, this is not a normal ebola outbreak. More needs the w. H. O. Needs to take this more serious. More resources need to be allocated and while time passed, our messages bam more and more urgent up to the end where we are trying to more or less scream at the world to say, things need to happen here. By september, five country tries were affected by the outbreak. The virus was killing around 50 of its victims. In just nine months, 3,000 people had died. The World Health Organization admitted in may this year, it was unprepared for the scale of the outbreak. I do not ever again want to see an organization faced with a situation that it is not prepared and not staffed and not funded to do the job. With education, better Government Programs and a global response, the virus is now far better contained. While the west african outbreak may have started in the forest of guinea, experts warn we are still not out of the woods yet. Erica woods, al jazeera. Reports that recruiters are approaching russian soldiers to get them to fight in ukraine. Defenses are faputting light on conditions that lead some to abandoned their posts. Reporter alexander is a young man who doesnt like the direction his life has taken. The enlisted soldier faces 10 years in prison for two charges of going absent without leave. He insists he had been left with no choice. The beatings, bullying, abuse, have become too much to bear. The army was ignoring his resignation letters. If people want to leave, they are asked for. We are only told this on the parade ground. We submitted tenders but we are told if you want to leave, pay your commanders. Alexanders isnt an isolated indicates. At least 5 soldiers from basis here in the city of mycop are being prosecuted for going awol after they were trans ferd near the ukrainian border. The statistics are murky. The reg figure probably runs to at least 60, maybe more. One of the things we have heard repeatedly here is that bullying and abuse are not the only reasons why contract solids are running from the russian army. People say that unidentified recruiters have been working the army bases offering cash to soldiers to go and fight in ukraine. Understandably, its something alexander isnt that keen on talking about. Translator people were intimidated. They are locked up now. Guys came. I dont know who they were. Threatened them with 13 years in jail if they didnt take their work back. Acting for alexander and five other solids is tatiana skia. She has been dismissed in Russian Media as a spreader of rumors, has he would buy police and her phone has been both blocked and listened to. Translator about the recruiters, panchenko spoke out about this first. He has been forced to retract evidence and admit guilt. He is out now but he is a completely broken man. Naturally, the other guys are afraid. Reporter we asked the Russian Defense ministry, both by phone and letter, both national and regional levels for their response to all of this. They said they had no comment at the moment. Russias defense spending is soaring. The sequence of a massive, highprofile military modernization program. But despite all of the money being spent, conditions for serving soldiers remain per lus. Just last month, 23y young men died when a section of their sigh beerian barracks collapsed in the middle of the night. This is an increasingly militaristic country which reveres the service of soldiers past, a respect it doesnt seem to be giving to some sending now. Rory chal rapeseeds, mycop, southern russia. Nearly 2,000 people have been moved out of their homes in western spain because of wildfires. Strong winds and scorching temperatures have helped the fire to spread. Nadine barber has the latest. This wildfire started on thursday in the sierra degata range in western sprain. This has been an unusual hot summer. In july, the National Average was 26. 5 celsius, making it spains hottest month on record. Head of the Regional Government here in the extermadura region said it was likely the fire was started dlitly. By saturday, it had destroyed since and a half thousand hechters of forest and roughly 2,000 people have had to leave holes. For now, many are given shelter as well as meals at local billions buildings like this with the help of the red cross. Somebody knocked on the door. My grandson said, come on, granny, they have started the evacuation. So we ended up here. About 1,000 people had to leave the town of oyls early on saturday. Last night, we thought a fire was under control but at 3 00 in the morning, a strong wind started pushing the flames towards the town. We had to evacuate. Hundreds of Fire Fighters have been in action here in extermadura, including some from over the border in portugal. So, too, have 16 watercarrying airplanes and helicopters. Elsewhere, positive news, four wildfires in the southeastern region which have burned more than 700 hectares are under control. There are no reports of injuries in any of the fires. A combination of high temperatures and dry conditions means there is a real risk of more wildfires. Nadine barber,ays. Cockfighting is a tradition, but now there is a group hoping to ban it from the island. Like boxers before a big fight, all of the birds are weighed first. Cockfight something a popular tradition on reunion island, which is a french territory. Its how these men spend their weekends. There is banter and betting but cockfighting is under threat. The french government wont allow any new venues to open, and eventually wants the fights stopped completely. In france, there is bull fighting and boxing between men. We dont force the cocks to fight. If he doesnt want to fight, he doesnt fight. The birds are highly prized. So these men say fights to the death are rarely allowed. These birds are evenly matched, unlike reunion and france. To some people, this is animal cruelty. But here, its an important part of life, a strong, proud tradition. Men dont see why they should change who they are for anyone. Less than a Million People live here. Although reunion is most closer to africa than europe, this could be any street in france. It is financed by the mainland. While these men may like the benefits of europe, they dont want all of the rules. Although this cockfight owner beliefs closure is inevitable. My nabors are complaining. I cant move the venue. So, it will be difficult to continue the tradition. In time, france will succeed in closing all of the cockpits. Reporter the sound of one tradition that is flourishing fills the air at night. Thet what was music of slaves. It has been band. Its important islanders areability practice their culture. I am french, but how can i explain it . We are people of the world here in reunion. We have a culture crowds of procetesters are call okay bangladeshs government to find the killer of a secular blogger. He was hacked to death in his apartment by attackers armed with machetes on friday. Its the fourth such attack on a blogger in bangladesh this year. A jury in the movie colorado movie massacre jurors agreed he should serve life in prison without parole instead. He opened fire during a film killing 12 people and wounding 70 others in 20s 12. Defense team had argued he was insane at the time of the shooting. At least one juror who did not vote for the Death Penalty is going to give colorado a very ugly face. When you look at, you know, whats happened in light of this, thats not justice. Hes living. Hes breathing. And our loved ones are gone, for over three years now. And the gaping void, the gaping wound that we have with the loss of our granddaughter has been replaced with a new abscess of him living. Mention co capl one of the most populated cities in northern america. A poor district has found an unusual solution. John hollmann explains. Reporter reporter a usual Mexican School day in an unusual classroom. This is the countrys only Railway Wagon school. Its great because when you are in here, you feel like you are traveling to other countries. The school is the heart of 40 separated and abandoned residential train cars in a poor mexico city suburb. Elizabeth codero gives us a tour of her train car. Here is my kitchen and my living room, which is small but comfortable. This is the bathroom and shower. And as you can see, we have internet. Phone line and cable t. V. Elizabeths husband, like many here, work for a state rail company and the family lived and traveled in wagons. When the company wound down, they simply moved in to these abandoned ones. They raced a family here and now elizabeths son, allen, teaches in the school. All of the families in these wagons have known each other for years. So we are very united. If someone has a problem, we solve it together. Reporter the community was biggest problem has been the attempts of mexican authorities to move them on. They have always resisted. Many simply cant afford a house. Mexican mortgages come at high interest rates. If you are not well enough off to buy a house outright, that covers a lot of mexicans, including the People Living in the wagons here then your chances of owning a property are slim. The community continues to expand with a new generation growing up in these unusual living spaces. It may not be perfect, but its home. John hollmann, al jazeera, mexico city. Japan is waking up to the 70th anniversary. Nuclear bombing of nagasaki. Earlier, an artist presented an animation. People were killed instantly or from radiation sickness. It forced japan to surrender, ending world war two. Decorated boats take to the water to race in Southern India in a tradition dating back more than 60 years. A report from a spectacular summer races in karala. . Once a year, the tranquil waters churn with one of the most Exciting Events in Southern India. Hundreds of thousands of people come from all over the country and abroad to watch boat races that have been turned into a major tourist destination. The motivation, the teamwork that surprised us. Absolutely breathtaking. Its splendid. We never thought it would be so nice. We feel like we are in a stadium. There are races all day under several categories including the recent introduced ladies competition with women in traditional saris rowing furiously but the centerpiece is the snake boat race. Each around 40 meters pulled by about 110 oarsman. They row to a rethim set by singers. In the past few years, these races have received so much attention across the country and internationally. Along with that came the sponsors who started funding the competition and doubled the prize money. Ask any local rower here they will say winning is not just about the money. The boat club has been brags for months. Rigorous exercise, a strict diet and a vow of celibacy are required during the weeks leading up to the races. Its in our blood. We cannot get away from it. When the day comes closer, each one will leave whatever we may be doing and get in to it. Fishermen, farmers, students and even a couple of it workers row sidebyside. They will compete with teams made up of professional rowers, sportsmen, and military personnel. We are playing for our passion and our culture. They win a close race in the heat making it into the finals. As the home team, the cheers ring loud. In the final, the atmosphere is charged. The teams power through the 1. 4 kimometer circuit toward the finish line. Its a close race, but its thirdplace for the alopi town boat club. Celebrations continue in the night knowing that for the young team, there is always next year. Ays, karala india. Still ahead on al jazeera, all of the rest of the sport including find out which olympic legend may be on course for one last victory lap. Andy will be here next. Istion with sport, here is andy. Thank you, lauren. Chelsea made a less than convincing start in the defense of their premier league title. They have begun the new season with swansee. They finished with 10 men. Up ending swansee striker. G gomes scoring. 22 the final score. Chelseas mour you i o saying this isnt the day for complaining. The first time i can control myself. And i want to react this way i it was in day 1 you were punished but not in day 1 i opened my mouth. Manchester united started their season with a win in the 1nil home victory. On goal from walker. The difference, a birthday president for the united manager louie van hull. The beatless song, 64, when i am 64. And when you hear what they are singing, all of my wishes are full filled. Everton 22. Lester with new manager started with a 42 win over sunderland. Crystal pallats won 31 at norwich. Al e alister cook described the win as being beyond belief. Belief by an inning and 78 runs saw england taking an unasalable 31 series lead and resulted and resulted in 5nil. They have won four straight home series. I didnt think we were quite rea ready. At the beginning because i thought you needed add group of players who would have been like match hardened. But the guys out there have surprised me, you know. We have really we have won really critical moments and players have really stepped up which shouldnt surprise me. They have made that big step from guys with little experience to kind of match. Clark the 75th test of the series will be the last one in his career. The aussie captain admitted he has been effectively been playing with 10 men. His test record is of an alltime great. He has averaged under 50 rooevenlt, form and fitness have failed him. He is averaging 16 in his series with a top score of 38. He played in five ashes series defeat, more than any australia cricketer in over 100 years. We have won more than we have lost. So thats a nice feeling. And i have been lucky enough to captain australia captain australia as well. The wallaxees winning the championship. Zoey reports. The new zealands richie mccor, in his fairy tale career. The giants claiming a title. An opportunity to challenge more than australia, make clear the threat they pose ahead of septembers world cup. A warning australia failed to heed forced back to their try line as the all blacks came out dangerous and determined. New zealands pressing their line, the wallabees resorted to desperate measures. Sentence to the sin bin. Leaving Daniel Carter to claim the point. The wallabees wound up the class. The allblack defense for the first. Australia lead wasnt in the allback grip. The champions were keep to run a different one. In the right place at the right time. Determined to steal the limelight, australia came back as cooper pulled in the kick to cache in the corner. With their first defeat foaustralia if four years looming large, underlining world cup credentials wrangling his way over the line to put the all blacks back in front. Sensing a longawaited win, the wallabeess crafted their twist to the tail. Presses, trying to improve every day and trying to improve against tomorrow because this is the path we have to go on if we are going to be competitive. We have more, you know, and we have to face up to that reality. With the sports biggest tournament weeks away, its australia who sent the strongest warning to their world cup rivals. A couple of other games this saturday, huge result for argentina. They have beaten south africa for the first time, did it away from home as well and island for wales in cardiff winning 3521. The Rugby World Cup gets underway in september. Michael phelps is looking very good ahead of next years olympics of the the 18time gold medallist clocked the fastest butterf butterfly. He wasnt considered for the on ongoing World Championships because of a drinkdrive con conviction. Its felt his quickest time would have won him this years world title by more than half a second. He will be going strong in rio, it would seem. Thats it for me for now, laurin andy thank you very much indeed. See you tomorrow. Thats it for me, Lauren Taylor for this newshour. I will be back in a few moremins with another round of the days news. Stay with us if you can. Thank you for watching newshour bye for now. This week on talk to al jazeera standup comedian mo amer. Its like, are you a terrorist . Like literally, are you a terrorist . Im like. Who says yes . Like seriously, who says yes . Oh. You got me youre so tricky. Heres the bomb, be careful hes one third of the trio allah made me funny. 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