from impassioned filmmakers. witness documentaries to open your eyes on al-jazeera. accused of indiscriminate and reckless hacking russia is blamed for a series of cyber attacks around the world. on our intake of cell jazeera live from london also coming up. mass burials in indonesia as the country continues its recovery effort on the island of pseudo ways a. colombian authorities get set to evict hundreds of venezuelan migrants who set up camp in the capital after fleeing the economic crisis in their country. and we

meet the italian scientists who are hoping to find a way to explain the mystery of invisible objects in the universe. and the western countries have united in denouncing russia for cyber attacks which they say were designed to undermine their democracies in some of the strongest language used since the cold war britain warned russia had become a pariah state for to extensive hacking campaign well the u.s. said moscow must be made to pay a price for its actions beginning with the indictment of seven of its intelligence officers who granted reports. the tools of the trade this spy equipment was found in the possession of four russian agents in a car parked outside the headquarters of the chemical weapons watchdog the o.p.c. w. back in april at the time the o.p.c. w. was independently analyzing the novacek used to attack script allen solsbury as

well as identifying the substance used in an attack against civilians in the syrian town of duma on the g.r.u. operation was aimed at hacking in infecting the y. fine network of the o p c w from close quarters we call that a so-called close access hack operation when they were discovered the russian spies trying to destroy some of their equipment but one of the laptops showed they had also been in malaysia trying to access the investigation into the shooting down of the passenger jet m.h. seventeen over ukraine allegedly by a russian book missile the timing of the dutch announcement came just hours after a report on russian hacking by the british national cybersecurity center part of the government's g c h q spy agency the n c s c assessment concluded that hacker groups calling themselves fancy bear sound wurman voodoo bear actually just the russian military intelligence agency the g r u the russian foreign ministry

spokeswoman reacted scornfully to the british statements is going to arouse bordeaux indiscriminately in one file or maybe in nina richie fragrance file everything with mixed up g.r.u. cyber spies kremlin's hackers what a hellish perfume mix the vivid imagination of our colleagues from the u.k. has no boundaries indeed who comes up with all this but the pressure on russia was further intensified at the meeting of nato defense ministers in brussels what we're doing by acting with our allies by actually isolating russia exposing the fact that these are actions of a state this is acting in a row. clisson indiscriminate manner this is not the actions of a great power this is a van actions of the pariah state and then the u.s. justice department weighed in indicting seven russian g.r.u. agents in connection to a series of hacking attacks as well as charges of money laundering wire fraud and

identity theft it is evident from the allegations in today's indictment that the defendants believe that they could use their anonymity to act with impunity in their own countries and on the territories of other sovereign nations to undermine international institutions and to distract from their government's own wrongdoing they were wrong most of the world's advanced spy agencies conduct cyber espionage but this wave of intense coordinates a diplomatic pressure on russia highlights the sense that even by the shadowy standards of international spying russia has overstepped the boundaries of what is acceptable paul brennan al-jazeera. hundreds of thousands of people are still waiting for food and medicine almost a week after an earthquake and tsunami devastated the indonesian island of pseudo ways the entire towns and villages have been destroyed and more than fourteen

hundred people have died now survive as a coming to terms with life changing injuries and the deaths of their loved ones joe miller linda gunn reports from palo. eight year old windy quest to god and asks for forgiveness he was in the position of prayer his forehead on the mat when the earthquake struck and the mosque collapsed he's all there brother was able to pull him out but the n.t. lost his hand. it was good you knew that it was hard for us to look for a medical clinic we had to look for two decent two mates. this is one that the hospital it holds the biggest number of injured survivors and some of them come from neighboring districts spoken to abrasions here who say it

took days before they got medical help but they are grateful they're still alive. to lions says she was near the sea when the earthquake struck she waited for a moment and thought everything was fine until the tsunami swept her away it took three days before her family found her. i thought i was going to die i swallowed a lot of water and then a man pulled me up by my arm this anomaly hit the town of pollute late on friday three strong waves swept away hundreds of homes schools government facilities all wiped out in an instant and days since the disaster struck many believe the true extent of the damage has yet to be seen the number of people killed is expected to rise. a twenty minute drive from the main town is where hundreds are buried mass burials have become a daily reality some of the bodies buried here are unidentified the indonesian

government says a quick burial is necessary to prevent the spread of communicable diseases entire families who once lived full lives cut short by a tragedy they have been reduced to this and no one has come to say good bye. dugan al-jazeera central sulawesi indonesia. health is not arriving fast enough for some communities that have been cut largely cut off and see the way easy almost seventy one thousand people have been displaced many are in coastal areas north of palo and were among the first to feel the full force of the tsunami when he reports. the people of dongola have been largely left to fend for themselves their villages have disappeared and there's little else to do but search for anything that may be

of value to the tsunami swept down this coast destroying everything in its path for days there was no communication with this area meaning the fate of almost three hundred thousand people was unknown the main road to power lou the nearest city has been reopened but there's no sign of significant aid distribution. we need more food blankets and milk for babies because there's a lot of babies here and people have nothing to do because this is a fishing community and everything is gone and you know what i'm going to get and what will so far the government says more than one hundred fifty died in dongola which would have been much worse had the villages not been so close to higher ground the epicenter of the earthquake was further up the bay on the other side so this was the most significant population closest to earth and clearly the people here felt very strongly they say when that strike they had just two minutes before the first wave came. some who couldn't escape are still unaccounted for but there's

no search operation and no heavy equipment the people say they feel neglected in what can seem like hopeless situations they look to leadership for help and in this case it's the indonesian president who visited on wednesday the remains of a house carry a message pleading with joko widodo not to leave behind. he promised just over three thousand dollars for each family to rebuild probably going to die i hope the government will take care of us because we're tired of them making promises and not their leverage i hope this time the president is listening to us. right now there are more immediate concerns than rebuilding for the people along this coast it's still about survival wayne hay al-jazeera indonesia u.s. vice president mike pence has accused china of interfering with american politics and technology he says beijing is using economic and military tools as well as propaganda to advance its interests in the united states

a white house correspondent kimberly how could reports. in the very early days of the transit ministration the us president rolled out the red carpet to host chinese president xi at his mar-a lago resort. more than eighteen months later that warmth has been replaced by a trade war between beijing and washington and a strong warning by the u.s. vice president mike pence our message to china's rulers is this this president will not back down. in a fiery speech ask us rather. brotherly blaming china for everything from military aggression in the south china sea to intellectual property theft to advance its global interests chinese security agencies have masterminded the wholesale theft of american technology including cutting edge military blueprints. and using that stolen technology the chinese communist party is turning plow shares

into swords on a massive scale u.s. media is reporting that includes inserting microchips into servers used by apple and amazon to spy on u.s. companies hence also accuse china of religious persecution and human rights abuses cracking down on chinese christians buddhists and imprisoning more than a million muslim weekers in government camps and domestically while the u.s. special counsel robert muller continues his probe into russian meddling in the twenty six thousand u.s. election. pence reiterated president tribe's claim made last week at the united nations about china and the upcoming elections to put it bluntly president trump's leadership is working and china wants a different american president hence accuse china of election meddling in the twenty eighteen u.s.

mid-term elections and the twenty twenty presidential vote with an elaborate this information campaign to influence u.s. voters hence says the trumpet ministration remains hopeful china will come around until then he says it will continue to address what it calls chinese aggression already there are terror of some place and more than two hundred fifty billion in chinese goods and more are at the ready and could be implemented as early as next year can really help at al-jazeera the white house. the democrats as slamming it as a whitewash the republicans say they stand vindicated and the f.b.i. report on donald trump's supreme court nominee bret kavanah as deep and partisan divisions on capitol hill f.b.i. investigators have been looking into sexual misconduct allegations which surfaced after the initial background check christine valerie ford has accused governor of assaulting her in high school claims he denies a set is set to hold a procedural vote on his nomination on friday. zero still to come on the program

we visit the new top of migrant community being set up in northern greece. the a. hello there it's cool and wet for some of us in australia at the moment am people are celebrating most of new south wales is in a drought and you can see plenty of cloud working its way across as it's brought a lot of rain a lot of it has been heavy and that is very welcome indeed maybe for some of us who live in sydney though it's been a little bit miserable we've had a lot of umbrellas around as the wet weather has been with us and it's not that warm either a maximum temperature staying just sixteen or no friday it does look like saturday should be a slightly brighter day still the outside chance of one or two showers but the

temperatures slowly recovering here towards the west i'm fine and dry for most of us here looks like perth will be getting to around nineteen degrees and that wet weather over the southeast imposible straight year is trying to make its way towards new zealand but for the time being it doesn't reach us so for now we've got a good deal of gray weather that's all breaking through the day i should be fine as we head through friday and saturday maybe some large amounts of cloud around at times but generally speaking it's drawing on the temperatures well they're behaving up to around nineteen there in or clint head further north though we've got our typhoon with this this is called the rain you can see it here gradually working its way northward will be edging its way very close to the south coast of south korea for saturday. in the. it was the world's most wanted underworld banker. until a yearlong undercover operation finally took him down. when you suppose inside the

billion dollar bust and how does the. speculation is growing about who might win the nobel peace prize the twenty eighteen the nobel committee will announce the winner on friday al-jazeera has been awarded the exclusive international rights to interview the winner after the awards ceremony in december watch on rival coverage of the nobel peace prize on al-jazeera. and one of the top stories on our syria western countries have united to accused russia of running a global campaign of cyber attacks to undermine the democracies. mass burials are being held in indonesia as the country continues its recovery effort on the island of pseudo ways each other in last friday's earthquake and tsunami at least one

thousand four hundred twenty four people known to have died. u.s. vice president mike pence has accused china of interfering with american politics and technology a week after the president accused beijing of meddling in the upcoming midterm elections. iraq's new prime minister has to choose a cabinet and present it to parliament within thirty days. of the mahdi's government to survive it also have to tackle the more pressing problem occurring on rest in the southern province of a protest against corruption and poor public services continue my window has the latest from baghdad. the bustling portal basra province is. a crucial lifeline to the country's economy every day tens of thousands of tons of imported goods are offloaded at these dogs more than three million but also oil field tankers destined for the global market while busting up pumps millions into

government coffers every day but a little of that reaches its residents and i are kind of mentality there is no life here we've been totally neglected we have no clean water no electricity no jobs we keep wondering how we have sunk this level. now is what is the government for fifteen years with kept hearing promises without action we're still not seeing any efforts to save us with this mystery. in the impoverished suburbs of iraq's second largest city a simmering soup of garbage and roll see which is a common sight. the grievances boiled over in early july when thousands took to the streets to protest what they say is government neglect the protests what you get of the thousands of people got sick drinking contaminated water. after five months of political crisis and finally has a new leadership moments of the but i'm sorry a cut from all from iraq was elected president by parliament he topped the ashi

former minister to form the next government as prime minister the job is huge and the future. is central to their success feel her lover i believe that the current shift and politics in iraq however tiny is driven by recent events in basra it's important for the new leadership to understand that failing in basra is not an option and would mean total failure for them. to calm rising tension in basra the outgoing administration announced two months ago a multi-billion dollar emergency plan to restore facilities and vital services in the region this time of all the people of basra refusing to settle for what they call token improvements many say that unless there is many change in the political system under the new administration funds for development may once again end up in the pockets of corrupt officials. the world health

organization says about ten thousand suspected cholera cases and now reported in yemen every week nearly a third of cases affect children under five and if left untreated cholera can kill a young person within hours intensified fighting between the saudi led coalition and to the rebels has damaged much of the country's water supply which may have caused a spike in the disease zimbabwe is taught in vaccinating people in urban areas as it tries to contain its worst cholera outbreak to hit the country in a decade around one point four million people work at a job to help prevent the spread of the disease forty nine people have already died and thousands more have been infected. the good government is trying to relocate refugees to better housing on the mainland the country has faced international criticism of the conditions of its migrant camps on the greek islands john strapless reports from a new top of community. each man at this card game owes his place at the

table to some sort of hardship take mohammed his wife is pregnant and that puts her in the vulnerable category grounds for removing the couple from morea camp on the island of lesbos body of. no good money on my food but. what does die. and here yes yes it's good you hear good. good good very good here good here. good moria is meant to hold three thousand asylum seekers even after hundreds of evacuations it now holds eight thousand international aid groups say it is unsanitary and inhuman this community on the shores of lake valving northern greece is the first of its kind in the country it is not a makeshift camp but bricks and mortar and here people's humanity seems restored

living in hotel apartments means they can fend for themselves this syrian couple left the camp because the bomb that killed their two children back in syria had lodged shrapnel in their mother's abdomen they never went to hospital during their seven month stay in morea now they have a hospital appointment after just a week involving. the government has had to keep up with new arrivals from turkey so it has moved more than eight hundred thousand asylum seekers this year from the islands to the mainland and it plans to move six thousand more by november the aim is twofold to relieve the islands and offer refugees more humane conditions here the government has achieved at least the second goal people are visibly relaxed the european union provides them with a small stipend for groceries that and an e.u. rent subsidy for their hotel apartments have helped the local economy which used to rely on a different kind of subsidy. the elderly who came here had social security subsidies

that's all been done away with and tourism here is down to a quarter of what it was before the crisis refute g.'s have brought the work back up to a decent level many of these asylum seekers will end up receiving international protection and staying in greece they will then face the hardships greeks face of making a living in a depressed economy but that will be the normality they miss jobs at all plus al-jazeera. well sorties in colombia planning to evict hundreds of venezuelan migrants who set up camp in the capital the country is struggling to cope with the estimated one million people who fled the economic crisis across the border i was under amputee reports. having walked for days across colombia they end up here and in official tent city behind the bus station. hungry with little hope the journeyed from all over. with the same stories of poverty and ruin.

but there are three essential things that are completely gone from venezuela health education and food that's why we left john and five children fled venezuela a month ago with no jobs she and others here put together what money they had to buy rice and sausages. the camp lacks clean running water toilets or any basic services colombia's government presence is limited to policemen and when the support of phish shows running a census once again looking up on the personally i have nowhere to go they're telling us we can't stay here but i don't know where else to go. the police have barricaded this site just days ago they're not letting anyone and they're planning to everybody who is inside in coming days but this hasn't stopped more migrants from arriving as you can see they're simply setting up camp along these walled or in abandoned lot close by. colombians are donating food in close to the new

arrivals. a truck full of meat the rives people line up the meters promptly curving to pieces and shared eight zero on a second i'm going to thank god almighty for these colombians who know we are dying of hunger but at least a million venezuelans have arrived in colombia overwhelming humanitarian organizations local authorities are trying to move families with children to temporary shelters well others will have to fend for themselves but. for the city the most important thing is that the removal must be totally peaceful and offering full guarantees so if we need to consider time versus rights we might delay here fiction for a while but the principle remains. but across the city policemen are already moving on migrants found sleeping on the streets and tensions are rising. where are all the more than one hundred million dollars the united states has promised to date

should be all kinds of help for us here i haven't seen the government helping a tunnel only the police abusing us this city of promising to set up migrant service centers in coming weeks but when no end in sight to the crisis it's clear more needs to be done to help those on this desperate journey alison them. eternal research as. the search for a new force of nature that can help explain the mystery of what scientists call dark matter experiment could our physicists to identify invisible objects in the universe the park reports. we live in a world of matter all the things we can see and touch but the best theory of reality physicists have only explains a tiny amount four percent of our observable universe at its least national institute of physics scientists are launching an experiment to discover the rest

including so-called dark matter it's known certain road to unlocking the secrets of the universe. and this is where it begins with a particle accelerator and a theory we just select off of them. often so i think a beam of positively charged subatomic particles called positrons is fired at a target a diamond away for a tenth of a millimeter thick and this is the divine one monk that when the positive particle splash into the negative electrons of the diamond wafer they produce photons light but every now and again the collision between positrons of electrons could produce a dark potong the invisible twin of ordinary light dark matter we are going to have a link in between this huge kid then water the power it's more normal or is it fair to call this the bridge between the scene and the unseen if the me

yes the problem it's it's like nightfall and allows you to see what you see you normally call them we allow you to see what is in the dark it's called the positron annihilation into dark matter experiment or part may the short for star wars fans pov may also happens to be the dark lord darth vader's console's no coincidence so how do scientists even know to look for something that they can see well after studying galaxies they believe that there's a force much stronger than gravity holding those galaxies and all the star systems within them together a dark force. now up and running the experiment will last for several bombs if successful it could create an entirely new realm of physics much of the delight and scientists are very excited but not because then we have a lot of things to do if you're for a thief he's. already paid our salary for a long time. it's now down to the experts to share their enthusiasm for complex

theories with the rest of us as they begin the hunt for a site of reality hidden from view the paul couch is here for scotty italy the winner of this year is nobel peace prize will be announced on friday and the although no short list is revealed there's plenty of speculation about who will receive the award john hall has more on the possible contenders. so it's that time of the year again when the nobel committee is preparing to announce the winner of the famous peace prize everyone's trying to guess who's in the running well it's just that it's a guessing game because the shortlist is always a closely guarded secret. among possible winners looking at world events ethiopia's prime minister has been mentioning the peace moves between his country and declare the world raging in fears of famine in yemen the un's world food program has been suggesting very very very bad we have. already the refugee crisis and the deaths of

those crossing the mediterranean remain in the spotlight with the un's refugee agency the u.n.h.c.r. and groups like s.o.s. meditate on the possibly in the frame the bookmakers favorite seems to be a three way when between north korea's kim jong un the south korean president in and yes donald trump for their joint efforts to avert a nuclear war on the korean peninsula but keep guessing because not only are the experts usually wrong but one close peace prize watcher i spoke to said the committee's been getting it wrong for decades they have entirely forgotten the real alpha in the bill the real speaks about the champions of peace. who are doing the work to create the brotherhood of nations disarmament and peace congresses the core activities of the peace movement at the time this is

a prize for the grassroots not for the militarist state leaders lots of people think they got it wrong with anxiety see who won in one thousand nine hundred one with calls for the now leader of myanmar to be stripped of the prize because of military violence directed at the range of people that may cause the committee to play it safe this year who knows and that's the point no one does jonah how al-jazeera in oslo. i'm out of the top stories on ars there are western countries of united to accuse russia of running a global campaign of cyber attacks to undermine their democracies dr authorities said they'd foiled an attempt by four russian men in april who tried to hack into the un chemical weapons watchdog while it was analyzing a russian poison used to attack a spy in the u.k. russia hit back and deny the claims mass burials are being held in indonesia as the

country continues its recovery effort on the island of super ways easy for a last friday's earthquake and tsunami at least one thousand four hundred twenty four people are known to have died but authorities say that number is likely to rise the u.n. says more than two hundred thousand people are in dire need of assistance the u.s. vice president has accused china of interfering with american politics and technology my pen says beijing is using economic and military tools as well as propaganda to advance interests in the u.s. . these and other actions taken as a whole constitute an intensifying effort to shift american public opinion. and policy away from the american first leadership of president donald trump but our message to china's rulers is this this president will not back down

an f.b.i. report on donald trump's supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh as deep and partisan divisions on capitol hill democrats have described it as a whitewash and republicans say they're vindicated investigate has been looking into sexual misconduct allegations after a senate committee had evidence from christine blahs a forward who accused cavanagh of assaulting her in high school claim he denies the senate is set to hold a procedural vote on his nomination on friday. world health organization says about ten thousand suspected cases of cholera are reported in yemen every week in a third of them affect children under five intensified fighting between the saudi that coalition and who the rebels is damaged much of the country's water supply. as the top stories that stop it's one of one is to stay with us if you can. if inscribed in the wild west previously where the average person couldn't touch and tell if a post had been said or paid for in some way does this updated nafta have the kind

of support that he needs we bring you the stories that are shaping the economic world we live in counting the cost on al-jazeera. all tough konami built his empire laundering billions of dollars for the world's biggest drug cartels and armed groups his clients include al qaeda and the taliban are australian law enforcers teamed up with four other countries in an undercover operation to lure him out and take him down. i'm steve on this episode of one east we go inside the year long manhunt to bring down the world's most wanted money laundering. a suburban runaway station in cities ways. commuters head to the platforms oblivious to the undercover police to tie.