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will see more peaceful the transformed like a normal streets. a u.k. raises its threat level to critical follow in an explosion on an underground train as a place hunt for the attacker. and the slow road to recovery in the u.s. state of florida following hurricane. tries to help the children left orphaned after last month's deadly mudslides. north korea has released new pictures of its most recent nuclear test of a list of missile was launched over the japanese island of a cato on friday it's part of north korea's plan to achieve so-called military equilibrium with the united states japanese prime minister shinzo ave says friday's launch went against the international community's strong united will for a peaceful. solution so what to do about north korea the international community is

split on how to deal with the growing tensions as president donald trump says all options are on the table as north korea continues to launch a nuclear test despite sanctions and condemnation i canna has this report from washington d.c. . the u.s.s. cole celebrates its seventieth anniversary and here to address the troops and their families president trump makes clear the air force may have a role to play in a christian undoing north korea crisis after seeing your capabilities and commitment here today i am more confident than ever that our options in addressing this threat are both effective and overwhelming. earlier speaking at the white house the u.s. ambassador to the u.n. emphasize that sanctions could still be an effective weapon if you look at the resolutions that have passed in the last month or two of them they cut thirty

percent of the oil they banned all the labors they banned ninety percent of the exports they banned joint ventures we've basically taken in the words of north korea we have strangled their economic situation at this point that's going to take a little bit of time but it has already started to take effect the national security adviser agreed but stressed diplomacy was not the only option these sanctions are just now taking effect what's really important is rigorous enforcement of those sanctions so that we can really let the economic actions and diplomacy progress as best we can but i think we ought to make clear what's different about this approach is is that we're out of time right is best for him he said before you know we've been kicking the can down the road and we're out of road and so for those who have said and it been if commenting about the lack of a military option there is a military option following yet another north korean missile launch despite several rounds of sanctions the u.s. is clearly exploring other options and while the north korean leader may watch

admiringly he could soon be facing u.s. action planned by the secretary of defense rather than the ambassador to the united nations mike hanna al jazeera washington china's ambassador to washington has called on the u.s. to refrain from making threats over north korea. told reporters on friday that he believes the u.s. should be doing more than now so that there is real effect of international cooperation on this issue and set of threats he said the u.s. must find effective ways to resume dialogue and negotiation. international tensions with north korea have a particularly profound impact on its neighbor to the south enter thomas has more on that from seoul as important as the statement released by the north korean regime saying that there was on twelve rockets was now operationally ready and that their final goal was to establish

a call librium of real force with the united states where the photographs that they released there is kim jong un smiling laughing celebrating with his top scientists as he personally oversees that rocket launch the idea is to present a picture of the light of confidence and of unity by the north korean regime and for that to contrast with the splits in the international community because clearly now there is a split the united states of course wanting tougher sanctions imposed by the united nations on monday they didn't get them they had to compromise they didn't get a total oil embargo and there are clearly people within the u.s. administration who don't even want to let these sanctions that work past take their course they want to consider other options military options and yet china is saying that their role is to do no more no less in their words than make sure that those u.n. resolutions are in force in other words they want sanctions to take their course and other countries do as well while the international community is splits north

korea in a sense is laughing this is what they want south korea is stuck somewhere in between they too wanted tougher sanctions passed on monday but what they really don't want is for the u.s. to take some kind of unilateral military action because that could provoke the north koreans to attack the south and that's the last thing they want so the international community stuck in a very difficult position. the british prime minister has raised the quays terror threat level from severe to critical after an explosive device partially detonated on a london underground train on friday theresa may says she took the decision after advice from security officials twenty nine people were injured in this incident which happened during morning rush hour it david joins us live right now where were all of this started to happen yesterday so and again what this this change in terror threat level what is it going to look like for people on the street. well rachele the terror threat level you were just referring to now raised to

critical which means that it's believed an attack. is expected imminently the highest level of five different levels the last time it was a critical was after the manchester arena bombing back in may what it means and the decision is arrived at through something called the joint terrorism analysis center together with intelligence officials and it basically allows for members of the military and we're hearing that around well the the the military personnel will be deployed to close sites sites that on an open to the public but strategic sites and freeing up the idea is around a thousand arms police officers now they will be patrolling places like london's transport network and that the streets around britain you can probably see behind me parson's green sheep station back open and running we've seen people leave the

station in the last hour or so people have been getting used to the sight of more armed officers since the string of attacks let's not forget it was the fifth attack since the start of the year in this country so people i don't think will be alarms to see more officers but it will be another reminder once they see once the threat level has an impact in terms of patrols it will be a reminder of the ongoing threat richelle i realize it's still very early on this only happened yesterday having said that has there been any information to come out from police on what they know or don't know about this investigation about what happened. they're being very cautious for good reason they have said they're making good progress we know that hundreds of officers are going through c.c.t.v. footage that will be from inside. the underground train itself but possibly from

the station possibly from buses in the area to see who entered the state this which station at what time and so on. there was a claim on friday that a boy i saw that they had carried out the attack but britain's anti terror police head mark riley says that that is par for the course they often do so even when an attacker has no direct link with them they're not actually giving away whether they believe more than one individual was involved. in that we have to be open minded about him and potential associates referring to. whoever planted the device in just a reminder that it was a fairly crude device which didn't fully detonate we understand there were wires coming out of a bucket photographed on that huge train of course it did injure a lot of people twenty nine people taken to hospital we understand eight have been released many of those did suffer burns there was

a large fireball as many eyewitnesses described it so very frightening but let's not forget it could have been much worse given the timing and given that it was destined the train to head into central london. and a life for us in london thank you hundreds of thousands of her hands and muslin refugees are struggling to access aid after crossing into bangladesh from myanmar existing camps have been overwhelmed by the number streaming over the border almost four hundred thousand row henge i have now fled a military crackdown that began more than three weeks ago as parasites reports from shop are deep in south east bengal question many refugees are living along roadsides without popular proper proper shelter rather or secure access to food and water. waiting for the boats to come but for these rohingya refugees from myanmar there's still the not so small matter of haggling with the

bangladeshi boatman not easy when you've got no local currency. in the like you like with flame because they're torturing and killing us on the other side we have to pay whatever the price of the protest no matter how high. some boatmen have been accused of charging exorbitant fees it's a touchy subject and. if i was to take money from here or. say i'm a muslim i'm not exposing anyone the boat and say they're risking their lives to bring refugees across with little support. of the security forces here tell us that so kind for us to bring refugees in and what we should do it discreetly if we do it openly i think it was trouble. this confusion is symptomatic of a dysfunctional relief effort this road on the very southeast tip of bangladesh is right now the main entry point for the refugees coming into the country but looking around here we're seeing little to no sign of any official aid whether from the

government international aid agencies or local ones many of these people have been walking for days they finally crossed into the safety of bangladesh but they will have to keep on walking for another forty kilometers before they get any help local volunteers are trying to fill the gap. there i came from dhaka with a group of people to help out we're trying to get these people on the boats and tell them where they need to go and there is a man paid for the boat and this family can finally leave they join the almost half a million reindeer that's needed to have poured across the border in just the past four weeks marsar al-jazeera shop where the bangladesh. joins us live from near the bangladesh border you've been there for quite some time tanner what is the current situation on the ground now where the main challenge.

facing is distribution of relief there's no central location where they can actually distribute this really if they're going guys are in the shop or there was my supply was right there on their own put up along the need to be organized in one place the government has started a registration process biometric registration process so they can identify. those who have come here for aid the bomb of the shock or it is have now given authority to the bangladesh military to distribute foreign as well as local aid but the main concern is that just not enough adequate aid for the time being at least a lot of planes are coming with aid but they haven't been distributed yet another main concern is. medical facilities the bank. has one government hospital we don't need two hundred fifty bad and there's four hundred thousand refugees with one is two hundred thousand children now a lot of this among their own a lot of them need treatment i didn't treatment because that bullet wounds mine

explosion and other kind of you know man's this hospital just capable of creating them because there's no facilities what they need is a move by lee marginson clinic within the campaign in order to cope with this down the road all right to life for us right there at the border and i will be checking back in with you tom i thank you. still ahead on al-jazeera the iraqi kurdish parliament that's to back an independence referendum despite international opposition. emir of qatar says he is ready for dialogue on the crisis but the solution must be acceptable to all parties. how i will after all a terrible weather that we've had race of the us start with some pleasant sunshine

and that's the case across eastern and southern parts of europe at the moment i j the weather is not too far away tucked in behind this weather system hey we've got much cooler air this is where also miss as far as europe is concerned you see the green chiding on that shot his sixteen and seventeen degrees but let's get back to the warm twenty three celsius there in moscow those numbers from alpha book rest we could get to and the thirty three for ankara it's not going to last that could well make its way into eastern parts sixteen celsius for moscow the temperatures falling away joining on with the autumnal weather that we have across much of northern europe then fifteen or sixteen celsius there for paris on hopefully cool northerly wind will but quite a few showers coming in behind so those are things settling down for the british isles as we go on to the second half of the weekend meanwhile we'll see the west weather coming down into central parts of europe easing over towards hungry towards the balkans still hanging on to that warm sunshine down in the southeastern corner

temperatures edging up to wards the maid into the mid thirty's to across northern parts of africa chance of some wet weather towards the northwest with rain into algy's.

you're watching out to syria let's recap the top stories for you right now north korea has released pictures of its most recent missile test a ballistic missile was launched over the japanese island of the taito on friday north korea says as part of a plan to achieve military equilibrium with the united states. british prime minister has raised the u.k.'s terror threat level from severe to critical after an explosive device partially detonated on a london underground train on friday twenty nine people were injured in the incident which happened during morning rush hour. and hundreds of thousands of her hands of muslim refugees are struggling to access a after crossing into bangladesh from me and maher existing camps have been overwhelmed by the number streaming over the border following weeks of violence and rakhine state. qatar's unable forces have completed two days of maritime exercises

with french forces qatar's defense minister says the joint sure drills were aimed at fighting terrorism smuggling and keeping stability in the region the exercises took place and caught three regional waters and french president manuel macron has called for the saudi led blockade of qatar to be lifted he made the comments following a meeting with the emir of qatar who is honest first foreign trip sense to death will matter crisis began in june john hall has more now from paris. beginning in lynn on his way to the u.n. general assembly in new york an opportunity for the emir of qatar to lobby european capitals for support in reaching a political solution to the gulf crisis. and we talked about the readiness of qatar to sit down at the table and discourse and solve the issue we tank germany for its efforts and also tank the chancellor of germany for their role in trying to solve

the problems around the negotiating table we thank you for your support of the kuwait initiative which qatar has supported since the beginning and will continue supporting until we get the solution that satisfies all parties and the emir took his offer of holding talks to paris where president emanuel like chancellor merkel supports mediation efforts by kuwait and the united states and maybe even seek to join those efforts having appointed a special envoy in recent weeks in berlin earlier chancellor merkel spoke of the need for quiet diplomacy to run its course for both sides to find compromises allowing them to quote unquote save face well that's a sentiment that president here is unlikely to disagree with france has huge lucrative trade and investment deals with saudi arabia the u.a.e. and qatar it isn't going to take sides in this dispute but it's very interested in seeing it resolved a statement attributed to mccrone has called for

a lifting of the saudi lead in bargo on qatar discussions may well continue next week in new york journal al-jazeera paris human rights watch says saudi authorities have arrested dozens of people including prominent clerics arrests were made ahead of a call by exiled opposition leaders to hold demonstrations after friday prayers yes base great condemn the arrest calling that a crackdown on dissent any criticism of the royal family carries a prison sentence in saudi arabia. the united states wants the kurdish regional government in northern iraq to call off an independence referendum to be held later this month kurdish parliament approved the proposal on friday despite opposition from iran iraq and turkey the u.s. is calling on the kurds to enter into dialogue with the iraqi government warning the referendum could spark violence in the region iran khan has more from the kurdish capital or beyond. it's already been described as

a historic occasion the kurdish pala ment of voted yes on the referendum and so what happens now is that the independent high electoral commission will be tossed with running the referendum on the twenty fifth and it's been signed into law now let me just this is just politician mohammed ali. this is a story occasion for you yeah it is actually it is a historical session of the kurds in parliament since the start of this a parliament in ninety two today we supported the holding of referendum in the in the kurdistan region and also the disputed areas so we delegated the commission to the high commission independent commission of elections and referendum in kurdistan region to hold elections on the twenty fifth of september two thousand and seventeen let's just talk about the disputed region states going to happen. that's. federal iraqi territory the kurds have a claim on it as well you've already sent troops to the region one of the big share

militias have said that any referendum there will be an act of aggression can you hold a referendum when there's that kind of tense atmosphere in kirkuk we try our best to avoid any act of dispute or any act of conflict but these areas are practically under control of kurdistan region and in those areas there were some there was supposed we were supposed to have a referendum no later than december two thousand and seven that never happened that was according to the confusion so went back to that does not respect the constitution we have to come up with a solution referendum is the very democratic way of involving people in this session decision making this decision is going to be the decision of the people of disputed areas and people of for some reason. the same tough thank you very much so you heard it there it's going to take place encourage the kurds clearly very confident but let me just show you the sign here it says kurdistan parliament iraq

what the kurds have been looking for now is to remove iraq from that sign. three children have been killed and eleven people wounded during shelling in the many city of thais local rights groups say the who's the militia was responsible for the shelling in a busy area of the city hospitals treating the wounded have called for blood donations a large anti-government protest and endorses capital has turned ugly with riot police firing tear gas at more than five thousand demonstrators the protests coincided with independence day celebrations the demonstrators were opposed to president juan orlando hernandez his bid for reelection and in november twenty sixth poll two years ago the supreme court overturned a one term limit for presidents paving the way for hernandez a second man a large protest has blocked streets in the u.s. city of st louis or a former police officer was acquitted of killing a black child for demonstrators one adjacent stocco to be convicted of the two thousand and eleven death that anthony lamar smith of the missouri state judge said

the prosecution failed to prove its case beyond reasonable doubt smith was shot five times after a car chase and prosecutors had allege the officer planted a gun in his car after he shot him. the mammoth cleanup effort after hurricane head to us than the state of florida is going slowly with tens of thousands still without electricity largest atlantic storm on record head almost a week ago but many people are unable to return home as rob reynolds reports. big pine key is a study in desolation here on one of a chain of low lying islands that bore the brunt of hurricane earl mouth trees are stripped bare debris is piled high houses are trashed boats lifelong onto the shore telephone poles are snapped into like rotten driftwood there's no electricity no running water and hardly any people except for

a few die hards like and mccarty my baby the house boat where she's lived for ten years is now i have sunk in the debris choked financial i was tied good i came through it i and tell the tide went out yesterday and this boat right here i'm sitting on poked a hole in the bottom of my boat and her friend roxie gillespie have taken refuge in the house of a neighbor who fled before the storm hit i lived on a sailboat. but it's not in the harbor we can't find my son been looking on satellite pictures for we haven't found it yet with most residents still evacuated and not able to return the only traffic on the keys streets highways and bridges consists of convoys of police national guardsmen in humvees and other emergency workers. tillett crews from around florida and beyond are working long

hours trying to get electricity flowing again according to the federal emergency management agency sixty five percent of all houses on the keys were damaged by erma and another twenty five percent were destroyed there have been reports of thieves stealing property in the wake of the storm. proven benami runs a maritime supply store in iowa morada key us night well somebody came in and stole the jet ski dock that i did tired up especially because i saw it sort of moving toward a street that put it back in i thought it would be cable in a big log and they still cut it off and took it away from here signs by the roadside bear a blunt warning. for the most part though people are taking the destruction and disruption in their stride without tears. i mean i

could cry everything i own in a warrant was on that boat except and right here you don't think it will be right all. gone but what are you going to do i'm here and a life time to clean up i'll make money clean up and i'll be able to start over again. well you know intentionally the oh no never. this is home in the florida keys it seems human nature can handle whatever mother nature dishes out rob reynolds al-jazeera a big player in florida four people have been killed and ten others injured after a typhoon hit central vietnam typhoon story made landfall in hive province before pounding six coastal districts with one hundred thirty five kilometer per hour winds a storm tore roofs off more than sixty thousand homes and damaged electricity poles

causing widespread blackouts and the scale of the humanitarian disaster following last month's flooding and landslides in sierra leone as overwhelming orphanages in the capital freetown more than a thousand people were killed leaving many children without parents talk reports. in the chaos of august says landslide came a few miracles. one thousand months old sequence that is one of them rescuers found him neck deep in mud much to his mother's relief. c.d.b. gave me how much he was and i saw him alive my heart melted but when i heard his father had died his body stuck in the mud my heart went cold and. the recovery effort has stopped an eerie silence hangs over this vast terrain hundreds of bodies still lie buried deep in the mud among the buildings destroyed were an

orphanage with sixty children inside the church with seventy students studying and hundreds of family homes this is a country still in mourning trying to come to terms with the sheer scale of the destruction. brahim. are some of the hundreds of children that have lost their parents in the mudslide they're now under the care of the don bosco orphanage in downtown freetown. in mind of them. that. they feel. listened to then many people are going. some of them the last. night. children who suffered a brutal civil war and the recent bold outbreak have found a place they call home here they receive counseling and attend school. volunteers say teenagers suffer the most too old to be called

a child but too young to be considered an adult sixteen year old. fears for her future most young girls in sierra leone her age are married off i don't. know how. the others will stay here for another three months the government has promised to re house all of them by then. but you homes will not take away their trauma after so much loss and destruction these are orphans who are uncertain with what lies ahead because hawke al jazeera freetown. this is al jazeera and these are the top stories north korea has released new pictures of its most recent nuclear test of a listing missile was launched over the japanese island of the kaito on friday it's

part of north korea's plan to achieve so-called a military equilibrium with the united states japanese prime minister shinzo lobbies says friday's launch went against the international community's strong united will for a peaceful solution the british prime minister has raised the u.k.'s terror threat level from severe to critical after an explosive device partially detonated on a london underground train on friday theresa may says she took the decision after advice from security officials twenty nine people were involved in this incident which happened during morning rush hour hundreds of thousands of our henschel muslim refugees are struggling to access a crossing into bangladesh from me and mar the existing camps have been overwhelmed by the number streaming over the border almost four hundred thousand right hinge i have now fled a military crackdown that began more than three weeks ago human rights watch says saudi authorities have arrested dozens of people and clued in prominent clerics

their arrests were made ahead of a call by exiled opposition leaders to hold them instructions after friday prayers the u.s. face group condemning the arrests calling them a crackdown on dissent and a criticism of the royal family carries a prison sentence in saudi arabia. the united states wants the kurdish regional government in northern iraq to call off an independence referendum to be held later this month the kurdish parliament approved the proposal on friday despite opposition from iraq iran and turkey the u.s. is calling on the kurds to enter into dialogue with the iraqi government warning the referendum could spark violence in the region four people have been killed ten and hurt after a typhoon hit central vietnam typhoon us korea pounded six coastal districts with one hundred thirty five kilometer per hour when's the storm to tore roofs off sixty thousand homes damaged electricity voles poles and cause blackouts those are the

headlines and it's continues after inside story keep it here. on counting the cost how apple's i phone economics make it the most profitable company in the world. trade is influencing the prices in myanmar. plus one hundred days of the gulf crisis we look at how cost of the economy is very. counting the cost at this time on i just did. north korea fires another misawa across japan the second in less than a month world leaders have condemned the launch south korea says it's now impossible to talk to pyongyang so where is this crisis heading and how close are we to war this is inside story.