that control them in the province and also they have they don't see a future of where they can go if this offensive takes place a very difficult scenario for them but certainly it seems for the first time in a very long time they have seemed to reenter found you know resurface the voices of the people the reminder of the seeds that we use or the beginning of the. maybe significant process not likely to hold back the syrian government so all the russian i'm going to be. absolutely i mean this is the bottom line isn't it that the people have never really had to say about the course of this war and yet i mean these scenes exactly reminiscent people saying that nothing is changing the message is the same but make so much as changes we all know over seventy years of this war millions displaced a hundred thousands people killed a country you know leveled homes and cities and arguably the social fabric of syria destroyed and yes it looked province is the last stand the last hope when it comes to the opposition movement and people will tell you one man actually said to us

recently you know it libya's our damascus and if the government takes it back it means that our revolution is over and it certainly seems that is only a matter of time what kind of shape the offensive is going to take how much of the military how much of a political solution still remains to be seen or assistance to the stuff that are reporting there from tokyo still to come here and. another step towards north and south korea open a joint liaison office in the border town of. maybe ten years on from the financial crash that shook the world we meet one family still seem to be. hello typhoon man court will be in the news the next three or four days is just coming in is she clarity as your screen it says couldn't a category five so which is about as big as it can get and it's going to better

lose all the next twenty four hours or so the whole of the northern philippines strong winds and extremely heavy rain it might be briefly weaken as it goes across the rocky mountain strand of northern luzon then ends up sunday in the middle of the south china sea a little bit weaker but not a huge amount to be honest it's rain extends as far as hong kong still as far south as the philippines is going to carry on this general direction that the only good news from this is that it takes all the energy out the atmosphere the rest of china effectively is draw in that's true for vietnam for the time being and the retreating monsoon rains in are concentrated through the pole bangladesh in the northeast of india forecast was there is still a line is probably is the retreating monsoon not from maharashtra almost two hundred pradesh and odisha it's going to be that area we'll see the heaviest of the rains in the next day or so more or less as you might expect here it is just about bearable in places like qatar forty degrees so the only breeze still keeping

the skies hazy and forty two in riyadh. in germany's capital there is a barber like no other sort of what he teaches. prostitutes. but as he said he changes he's moving with the times. and going on the road. the stories meet he. told by the people who live down. the master barber of bringing this is europe on al-jazeera.

but again a reminder the top stories here on al-jazeera and donald trump for my campaign chairman pulled out of what has pleaded guilty to two criminal counts in a deal struck with the investigation into russian meddling in the presidential election who think rebels in yemen say fifteen people have been killed in saudi emirates he led coalition air strikes in the port city for the data demonstrations are being held across syria against the government's plan to launch a massive military offensive three take it. to the philippines now where super typhoon is expected to make landfall in the coming hours more than five million people are at risk from the two hundred forty kilometer now winds which make my good equipment to a country five hurrican the typhoon was initially expected to hit the northern tip of the philippines early on saturday but now could make landfall several hours earlier thousands of people have already been evacuated jamail island dagon is in

northern that chi guy province so one of the regions expected to be west hit. we drove around together out city today and spoke to civilians who are now taking shelter in several schools across the city they tell us they were forcefully evacuated of course for good reasons because they were in the storm's path more than six million people are expected to be affected here in the region of luzon alone and that is expected to hit hard not just this area but also across the country and that is because the region of luzon is the food basket of the philippines majority of those evacuated those who are in the storms are farmers and fishermen who now say that beyond the immediate security threat that they're facing they're also concerned about the loss of their livelihood this is why some of them in fact refused to leave their farms and their cattle behind and that's something

that the government understands it understands the need for that beyond the immediate emergency response there is an economical impact that must be taken cared of and of course since two thousand and thirteen the philippine government believes it has learned its lessons from the very devastating typhoon haiyan and then it remains to be seen just how prepared the government is now what we know though are civilians continuously taking shelter fearing for their lives and just basically dreading something that they've gone through several times before hurricane florence is made landfall on the east coast of the united states knocking out power to more than four hundred thousand homes in north and south carolina and swamping several crucial towns in floodwater authorities are warning the slow moving catchcry one hurricane could cover all of north carolina in floodwater it's expected to drop a month's worth of rain in the next few days residents who ignored early if i can ration orders being asked now to stay put and ride out the weather. we're tracking

the storm around the clock and we were to touch the local officials in areas bury the brunt of the storm i just talked to the neighbor and i are that. teams will be ready to get them what they need healthcare communities through this challenging . we are expecting several more days of rain in our focus now is getting people all the way for the media day. and then we will put it in our. back to get out of. the storm is wreaking havoc progress today. we're deeply concerned the forums for it is this the schools and even the whole communities which could be like the way. that i know north carolina and. we're going to make it through this because we're going to stick together and we're going to work together

. when i speak to any got to go a correspondent who joins us live now from wilmington in north carolina carolina and and in looks like to be a very very serious situation tell us what very latest as. well here in wilmington north carolina where the eye of the storm muchly made landfall the eye is now south of us and i have to say masters three hours here the wind gusts died down a little bit we haven't had any rain for a while but the governor of north carolina is saying this could be a thousand year reign event the key thing to remember here is that hurricane florence hasn't just come on land and then just gone and lost its power it's just kind of hovering in lingering in this area and authorities say they could do that for about two days bringing with it as much as a meter of rainfall or the tidal surges that we want about we want about tidal surges of up to full meters of just being told but the cape fear river which is the end of the block at the end of the street here is flowing in the wrong direction

but it hasn't reached its banks yet so that's certainly good news poll wilmington other coastal towns having done so well of a one point seven million people they will under mandatory evacuation order most of those warnings we've heard around one hundred fifty rescue so far but the emergency services simply aren't hazard people are trapped in their homes in those most vulnerable coastal communities they will be on their own for a while until the emergency services can make it there as for those people who have evacuated there is plenty of shelters for them people have gone to hotels in other states there are something like forty thousand engineers here to try and get the power back on because hoff a million people including this area here have now lost power they won't get that back for a few days but this is far from over hurricane florence is still lingering moving at basically walking pace slightly south of us but not going very fast indeed and just hovering over this entire area potentially for as long as two days fall from a the and the but of course when it eventually is a vet there will be the off the mouth and the effects of floodwater on this scale

will be. devastating. yes and environmental concerns as well are a call that said i didn't want to get something i will basically create a toxic sludge there's lots of hog farms here pig farms that's been an issue in past hurricanes before so i think the cleanup effort will be fairly grueling for these states that have been affected but it's not over yet i don't think they claim it's going to begin for a least a couple of days because this storm is just moving so slowly as he came in it was a category four to i didn't see the planes are experiencing now about tropical force but it's still going to be here for a while that still presents also write us a picture in wilmington i'm going to go thanks very much. the israeli army has closed roads leading to the village of qana in the occupied east jerusalem which is scheduled for demolition as scuffles have broken out between soldiers and palestinian protesters angry at israel's decision to flatten the village to make

way for the building of illegal settlements last week israel's supreme court gave the go ahead after rejecting an appeal how he feels it has more now from qana. it was a couple of hours before midday prayers here in kind of mar on friday but the israeli forces moved in it was israeli security forces and and mechanical earthmover of that vehicle put up some barricades to some of the smaller access points to the village and also during that time they were installed sun large metal swing gates that give access from the main israeli highway through a tunnel under that highway here to the village so it seems that this is the latest phase of preparations ahead of this impending demolition there were some scuffles some confrontations during that period it has now though quite an down again for the residents of this village though it does seem that there are increasing moments of activity as israeli forces come in and really pave the way for this demolition

if and when it happens the plan is for them to be removed to a satellite town on the eastern fringes of occupied east jerusalem the international community many members the international media are very much against this those european parliament resolution on thursday opposing this one on the grounds that it affected it is in violation of international humanitarian law by creating this forcible removal the other one of course is about the future of a possible palestinian state that what they fear is that this is paving the way for more illegal settlement building in this very sensitive area which could really affect the territorial integrity of such a state the question now is when this operation will start in earnest we're moving into the jewish sabbath there are jewish holidays in store in the beginning in the middle of next week so there are limited occasions it seems for the israelis to move in it may well be that they will do so after those holidays next week. north

and south korea have opened a joint liaison office in the north border town of time song establishes a permanent channel of communication for the two nations that have no formal diplomatic relations it comes just days before south korean president is due to meet north korean leader kim jong un. ok we are now going to listen in to pullman of foot's lawyer who was talking about the fact that he has pleaded guilty to two criminal counts in a deal struck with special counsel robert when his investigation. ok they made an announcement it seems to finished we will get that recorded and. played up the soon as we get it here in the house. now saturday most the tenth anniversary the collapse of the u.s. investment bank lehman brothers which triggered the west financial crisis since the great depression while syphax reached across the world its roots lay in small towns

the united states and vulnerable families pursuing the dream of home in the ship reynolds has been to meet some of the victims. was the why just before the crash life was good for betty nikka nor her parents and her kids they'd recently bought a brand new house our house was just huge it was a really big house it had five bedrooms four bathrooms all of all of that it just seemed so perfect but the dream house proved to be a cruel illusion a salesman had convinced her father may nardo to sign an adjustable rate mortgage on a property worth seven hundred fifty thousand dollars but the family's income was only sixty thousand dollars a year in two thousand and eight and two thousand and nine the area's housing prices plummeted like they did nationwide and their home payments rose higher and higher unable to make the monthly payments they reached out to their bank and we

tried to refinance they wouldn't help us three weeks later menard zero lost his job and the dream house was sold what was the home worth by the three thirty and you bought it at seven hundred seventy thousand dollars yes and it was worth less than yes the family wound up nearly broke with their credit ruined i would get her for three years. i don't think this area of california riverside county was one of the hardest hit during the housing collapse and the recession it had the third highest rate of home foreclosures in the entire u.s. fabian casarez his organization helps low income people with home ownership it was chaos here we were ground zero the market was just you know upside down here it was it was it was chaos it was total chaos and you know it took years to get out of it and i was there and i was still going to say that was the limit the nikken orse

struggled to get back on their feet my mom was the one who took it the hardest she went into depression you know my dad was just like broken into he was like you know i can't believe this happened to was gloria nikken or suffered a series of strokes and heart attacks and earlier this year may nardo and nick and nora was diagnosed with colon cancer he's had surgery and has to wear a portable chemotherapy pump but he continues to work every day the nikken orse have saved some money and are now in the process of buying a modest house nearby a step toward security after a decade of pain robert oulds al-jazeera paris california. now than ever new depi and it's being made for hundreds of millions of people who live on less than two dollars a day the a.b.c.'s development institute says drastic changes need to be made in all in order to eliminate extreme poverty well bank defines extreme poverty is living on less than one dollar ninety cents per person per day eight hundred

million people survive on that now and that number's expects to buy twenty thirty but the london based think tank says extreme poverty will persist without increased investment in health education and social protection. it's calling for an immediate redistribution of international aid with a focus on countries which are the most vulnerable markers manual is the author of the report and senior research associate at the overseas development institute and he says countries are falling behind their poverty eradication because of how aid is distributed hand tackle poverty in countries and people are trying to do it in south africa and they're trying to do it in france and we look at it globally we need to be doing the same things but we're not getting enough money to the countries that need it the most countries like south africa to have the resources that they can mobilize themselves to eliminate extreme poverty bizarre report shows or something like thirty countries that can't even afford half the cost needed to

do the very basic things we know are needed to do to eliminate poverty getting children into school making sure people have affordable health care and most of all what we've seen in these programs already is the need for some direct targeted support to the most vulnerable the elderly the children those who are unable to work that's pretty busy news days in keep up to date with all the events are going on right there on a website al-jazeera dot com is the address al-jazeera dot com. so another look at the top stories making the news here on al-jazeera and donald trump's former campaign chairman has pleaded guilty to two criminal counts in a deal struck with special counsel robert miller's investigation into russian meddling former foot has pleaded guilty to charges of conspiracy against c.o.s.c. conspiracy to obstruct justice party culhane as more. in court they said he's already been telling us information and that will likely continue for weeks if not

months this is a huge development and of course we heard from the white house they said he had nothing to do with the twenty this is nothing to do with president trump and his victorious election but we don't actually know that because the charges if you look at the document they stand up until and through the time man afore it was working with the trump campaign at least three protesters including a fourteen year old boy had been shot dead by israeli fire during friday protests new gaza's border with israel the health ministry in gaza says dozens of others have been injured more than one hundred seventy palestinians have been killed by israeli fire since week the protests began on march thirtieth. who three rebels in yemen say fifteen people have been killed in saudi i'm iraqi led coalition airstrikes in the port city of data fighting that has escalated as a coalition tries to take a data from the rebel forces and the two sides battling for control of the kilos

sixteen highway the main supply route from the port city to the capital sana. demonstrations are being held across syria against the government's plan to launch a massive military offensive to retake the province the united nations says it could unleash the biggest humanitarian crisis of the war more than three million people remain trapped in. american foreign says made landfall on the east coast of the united states knocking out power to more than four hundred thousand homes in north and south carolina and swamping several coastal towns in flight. meanwhile right over on the other side of the well the northern philippines is braced for an even bigger still with super typhoon monkhood expected to make landfall in the coming hours. all right upstate though the

headlines here on out there i'll be back with more news in just under half an hour stay tuned for this is erupt with the story of a palestinian and his beilin bobby shop bus.

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