so when when this is is all said and done how prepared is the island to have people well to go in a homicide and see if the loan of a cw1cw dollars this year. concern we have is being able to get. assistance to them the infrastructure i've been told has been gone the flooding is severe and so the government determine whether or not the app orders is able to use the euro bahamas the friends for 2000 ready they have been sending their marines in that ron so i think that they do want to support it and to support a quick response. thank you so much for joining us we wish the very best to you and to everybody else on the islands thank you so much. still ahead on al-jazeera more than 100 people are presumed dead after the saudi like coalition fighting in

yemen launches air strikes on a detention center in the province of demar. and the legacy of a communist leader vietnam marks 50 years since the death of independence fighter hoshi may. have them all scattered showers across the south of the united states and some storm systems working their way through the upper midwest but it is this we are focusing on for now this is dorian a category 4 hurricane very strong very powerful and extremely dangerous now this storm system as we go through monday will continue to very slowly its way towards the southeast of florida it is not expected to make landfall it works its way gradually and eventually along that east coast but it will certainly produce some torrential downpours and hurricane force winds along the coast of tropical storm force winds further inland elsewhere we've got the rain pushing through the great

lakes region time which is the overall off a typical for this time of year so here's a closer view of that hurricane now sunday through monday it will just work its way very very slowly through the northern bahamas and this is the concern we're looking at 6 meters all storm surge we're looking at rainfall totals 402600 millimeters of rain certainly in the combined few days ahead because it's moving very slowly and of course we have these damaging winds wins this sunday sustained at 240 kilometers an hour and it could actually get a little bit stronger as it continues its own would journey elsewhere across the caribbean cloudy skies it's got a thunderstorms and we'll keep a focus on that storm for you. rewind returns with a new series. and brand new updates on the best amount using these documentaries.

rewind continues we have to be an afghan a member of the commission and i read about it and this is the that the proudest day of my job i like that was a real turning point for goes that give them a lot of confidence that they can beat any team in a shoe on al-jazeera. watching al-jazeera let's recap the top stories now police are out in force in hong kong as thousands of protesters were turned to the streets students are skipping the 1st day of class to attend a rally and they'll be joined by union members and other protesters who have started a 2 day general strike. cantorian has become the most powerful storm to make landfall

in the bahamas a category 5 storm is battering the islands with torrential rain that's expected to move towards the southeastern coast of the u.s. and the u.s. says it fully supports israel's right to self-defense after the israeli military and hezbollah fighters exchanged fire along the lebanese border has been fired anti-tank missiles towards an israeli military post on sunday afternoon israel responded by sending about $100.00 artillery shells at what it said was hezbollah targets across the border or foster ports in northern israel. on sunday afternoon the tense week long waiting game was over the strike that hezbollah had been promising was underway anti-tank missiles fired at an israeli army base near the community of avivim just south of the lebanese border hezbollah t.v. claimed an israeli tank it being destroyed and soldiers killed the israeli military

said while its base had sustained hits no soldiers had died israeli artillery and air strikes targeted lebanese border areas but reports from there said the shells hit mainly empty areas no casualties were reported on either side less than 2 hours after it begun the israeli army said the confrontation appeared to be over and. we were attacked by several anti-tank missiles were tallied with about 100 shells from the area and by other means were holding consultation concerning the future i ordered them to be prepared as you know for any possibility we have no casualties not even a scratch the latest escalation started a week ago has blossomed an attack on a stronghold in southern beirut last sunday was carried out by israeli drones it followed in israeli as strike that killed 2 hezbollah fighters in syria israel said it had prevented a drone attack being launched from that. hezbollah's leader hassan nasrallah warned

then and repeated on saturday that his forces would strike back and he denied israel's justification for its recent attacks that hezbollah and iran were assembling precision guided missiles inside lebanon. it's a pretext netanyahu is using to attack and i said on many occasions that we have enough guided missiles for what we need but not precision guided missile factories . benjamin netanyahu insists iran's growing threat necessitates an expanding israeli response it's just over 2 weeks until the israeli elections forceful action backs up his carefully nurtured image as israel's mr security at ascent into full scale war on the lebanon border less so in the weeks since hassan nasrallah gave his warning of a retaliatory strike all of the messaging from both sides all the analysis suggested that neither israel nor hezbollah wanted an escalation towards all out

war and in their actions earlier on sunday they appear to have proved that right limiting and calibrating their military actions to satisfy their domestic audiences without for now at least triggering a broader conflict are a force that al-jazeera just outside of even in northern israel. airstrikes by the saudi amorality like coalition in yemen have left at least 70 people dead but the red cross says more than 100 people were killed when a detention center was hit happen in tamara city in the early hours of sunday and the un special envoy t.m. and condemned the strikes and called on the coalition to investigate what happened al-jazeera mohamad out. on the scene of the strike. residents on the explosions shocked the city owns saturday night aid workers have been pulling the dead injured out of the rubble. blame this odium are as you quotient fighting in yemen were targeting a previous university that was being used as

a detention center for prisoners of war. dozens more be rushed to hospital. i swear to god i don't know what happened we were sleeping at midnight in the in the it was about 3 or 4 airstrikes maybe 6 it was targeting the jail i really don't know how many times it got hurt but it was targeting at the teachin seemed to and the city of demand we were $100.00 people on the ground level and around $150.00 at the upper level and in the red cross came. see people under lock and key we're trapped as the bombs fell rights activists are calling for international investigations into the attack on the prison they say innocent people are killed in such operations carried out by the saudi with quality saudi arabia says it plans to air strikes on healthy military targets the quality of the

site was storing drawings and missiles something deny on a gun was that there were not going to this prisoner subject international red cross committee inspections every now and then and such accusations by riad a baseless especially as it's called and it's a been shared with the red cross the red cross believes up to 100 people were killed and it's helping to find survivors some rights activists accused the whole season of war crimes by keeping up on and in such a presence there is a crime committed by the. painting of political activists and journalists. and political dissidents whom they used in places that they constantly have been advised by human rights and you know not to not to put them in dangerous areas also most of those people who have died today have basically haven't even seen in court the saudi electrician continuous bombing of residential. areas even if they

answer that question or that specific place is they believe may be and may have some. form of a military a military target these are residential areas this is why. such accusations has been denied by what these are this side of the bombed prison. we have an official list of the prisoners held inside the prison that is being shared with the international committee for real. cross all of the prisoners have been captured by the. units from battlefields. the coalition has been fighting in yemen since 2015 supporting the internationally recognized yemeni government against toasties the war has killed tens of thousands and had a devastating impact on millions of yemenis with many on the brink of famine i'm a golf club. the mount problems police in the u.s.

have identified the man responsible for a mass shooting in odessa texas that killed 7 people on saturday the 36 year old hijacked a mail truck and opened fire at passers by after being stopped by police for failing to signal a left turn he was a benchley shot dead by police investigators say they haven't found any links to terrorist organizations this is the 2nd major shooting in texas and less than a month yes president donald trump has again dismissed the role of background checks and helping reduce gun violence. so when looking at a lot of different things we look at a lot of different. ideas concepts that are going to grow over our background check i will say that for the most part sadly if you look at the last 4 or 5 going back. 5 or 6 or 7 years for the most part as strong as you make your background objects they would not have stopped any of. you know a big problem it's

a mental problem it's a big problem and they see me raise it and a vigil has been held in odessa to honor those killed in the shooting city officials and 1st responders joined mourners to remember the victims they youngest was 15 years old. 50 years have passed since the death of vietnam's revolutionary leader hoshi men as well as the father of the nation and its communist party to fight for independence against several foreign powers from the japanese to the french and the americans and a verse or a misstep also falls on vietnam's national day torrance's live in hanoi outside the men so. what is planned for today florence. well last night there were concerts across 4 cities in vietnam to mark the life and death of her team in these homes that were telecast mav so people could watch it

from their homes this morning we're here at the home most of them where the embalmed body of men is on display inside and as you can see behind me the long queues of people waiting to get inside to get a quick glimpse of his body now which humans teachings and his life story are contained in school curriculum in political and military training patriotic songs and propaganda but that's a concern that he's becoming a lot less relevant especially to the young people now and this is a country where around half the population is under the age of 30 the most concerned about what mobility and social media very far removed from common is teachings having said that the values that hurt human embodied are still relevant of patriotism of resilience and the leaders of gitmo may want to draw on those values as they go forward vietnam faces new challenges it's done very well building itself up off the decades of colonize asian and war its economy is now robust and

thriving but the government is going to have to be able to sustain that growth and balance political stability this is a one party state and as the country gets richer it's going to find more and more people wanting representation that's going to be dissent and criticism how is the country going to handle that then there's also the issue of geopolitics where china has states. claiming the south china sea and is becoming increasingly aggressive in asserting that claim how is vietnam going to stand up to china which is not just at the story but also a very important trading partner so these are values that the values of patriotism of resilience these are values that the communist party of vietnam may want to draw on as the country forward. annoy force florence thank you. and an asian police province have been seen shooting at protesters who appeared to have their hands over their heads the video was shot last week but has only now

been made public and local activists said protesters wanted to enter the administrative office peacefully but police suddenly began shooting 6 bodies were found in front of the building and donations says one soldier was also killed. mobile phone footage taken by revenge a fling a killing spree and me and mark could be used as evidence in future investigations that's according to aid agencies and it has been 2 years since nearly 700000 flood of violent campaign by me and more security forces many of them came to the town of cox's bazaar just over the border in bangladesh that's where our stephanie decker reports from on. september 14th 2017 a day that will haunt muhammad yunus forever. he says he watched as me and mara security forces burned his village to the ground managing to capture this moment on his mobile phone looking back as he ran. they came in the early

morning and surrounded the whole village they opened fire randomly so we ran away then they burnt our homes out front of our eyes. we wanted to find some of the people nurses here focusing on this man with a water bucket to find out what happened to him after asking around we were told where he lives in this camp in southeastern bangladesh so we went to find him mohammad is now 20 years old he tells us they secretly went back to their village of haile dawn after the military left to salvage what they could undermine our selema i thought my home is gone but i'll try to save the other 2 houses seemed we could have see they weren't all be burned so we went back. but he says the security forces returned the next day and on september the 16th they fled to bangladesh. i'm always thinking about my home all that happened coming back to me who was killed

who are shocked i keep seeing it in front of my eyes i have lived in sadness for 2 years now i miss my country a lot of the videos were retrieved from mobile phones that have been broken or damaged people fled across the river i think i was able to fix some of the mobile phones about a 3rd that came to me but most of them were damaged by salt water all of the videos that i have seen show that it was the military committing these crimes. now the video we found appears to show terrified running from their burning village. gunshots can be heard. that gathered evidence on their phone through photographs and video footage there are courageous people they took great personal risk to gather the evidence and some of this evidence is is prevalent tory and exposes laugh occurs and violence that happened in state and should be used in future prosecutions we also have anyone had approached them to hand over the videos is some form of evidence we were told no this camp has hundreds of thousands of

witness accounts and of potentially crucial photographic and video evidence of the crackdown against the regime the international criminal court is looking into opening a formal investigation it's been 2 years and no one has been brought to justice stephanie decker al-jazeera in the writing or refugee camps of cox is bizarre. these are the headlines on al-jazeera police are out in force in hong kong as thousands of protesters return to the streets there have been scuffles on trains students are skipping the 1st day of class to attend a rally will be joined by union members and other protesters who have started a 2 day general strike or came dorian has become the most powerful storm to make landfall in the bahamas the category 5 storm is battering the islands with torrential rain and the u.s.

evacuations have been ordered for the coastline said georgia and south carolina this is a very serious hurricane a 185 miles an hour gusts 220 miles an hour that's the strongest and largest in in modern history certainly we have believed that we can keep everyone alive and that far we've taken the steps i'm getting ready to announce we we will protect the lives and property of people in south carolina tropical force winds from hurricane dorian or expect to drive in south carolina by 8 o'clock am 8 o'clock in the moanin this wednesday mon. based on the latest forecasts and storm track which we have been following very carefully and after extensive consultation with local county emergency management officials and those you see here today i'm issuing a mandatory evacuation starting at noon starting at noon on monday september

2nd and the u.s. says it fully supports israel's right to self-defense after fighting between the israeli military and the lebanon based armed group hezbollah the group says it targeted an israeli military vehicle israeli forces hit back by shelling a border village in southern lebanon. airstrikes by the saudi coalition in yemen have left at least 70 people dead the strikes in a detention center early on sunday though the coalition says it targeted a site storing weapons. marking 50 years since the death of a tribe aleutian area leader hoshi men as well as the father of the nation and its communist party a lot of fight for independence against several foreign powers anniversary of his death also falls on vietnam's national day are the headlines keep it here on al-jazeera more news to come rewind as that next. one comes in the cost

of the most polluted cities in the world we look at the people's health government protesters the war could be plugged into recession and attribute a fortune built on oil and gas know what the climate is. counting the. hello and welcome again to everyone i'm coming to maria you're on rewind we're revisiting some of the best and most influential programs from more than a decade of documentaries in the al-jazeera archive as well as bringing you news of

how the story has moved on since. i can $979.00 the world woke up to news that the russian army had swept across the border into afghanistan in an attempt to prop up the communist government there it followed 18 months of civil unrest after the people's democratic party seized power in $1078.00 however the p.d.p. is radical plans including land reforms and equality of the sexes as well as modernizing traditional islamic civil and marriage laws that all spawned the guerrilla resistance movement known as the mujahideen what followed was a decade of bloody civil war with pakistan in the united states covertly supporting the islamic rebels against russian backed government forces. it was the beginning of 4 decades of violence and unrest for that troubled country back in 2009 al-jazeera sports presenter andy richardson discovered that the turbulence all those early years have had a surprising side effect here is proud to be an afghan. co white

isn't the most obvious of places for any cricketing story to begin but it was here in 2007 that afghanistan won their 1st ever continental trophy and they're back here again in 2010 playing in another asian cricket council event now 3 years ago 2028 was just starting to take hold of the cricketing world and we'd heard reports that one emerging team in particular was pretty good at it that team of course was afghanistan. this was the moment back in 2007 when afghanistan thought they'd become asia's inaugural 2020 champions was in fact the chaos was just beginning the match was about to controversially be declared a tie. 6 6 6 thankfully for all concerned the bulk of the event had passed off in somewhat calmer 1st in.

afghanistan were it seems intent on getting hold of their 1st major trophy. all day you would love to play this game so there is no cause after. you have a talented teams and not only the national side we were all very good games as well i in the history about downforce you know this is the 1st time that i want to stand. there the country was. they were already learning how to celebrate this was the low key manner in which afghanistan marks the semifinal victory against the united arab emirates. the final was against oman and established force in asian cricket and it seemed every afghan living in kuwait was in attendance the match went down to the last ball armand's batsman needed just

a single run to tie the school's. was the was no at this point it appeared the afghan scene had warned. that but on the sidelines some official forehead wrinkling had begun suddenly the results was in doubts and yet after a little more arithmetic and for the match was declared a toy i'm on an afghanistan with joint champions. which. was not a citizen and i got his gun order in the credit of the doubt it going to mess out our very happy and this is that as a proud as they are by my life. the trophy may not have stayed around for long but afghanistan's cricket team had a right. that was

a change you know what pick it up a lot of support from the people i think there was the 14000 people asking to watch the magic johnson that was that was so from the time to the players was a thing that we should need to win the straw moment but we didn't get any traffic before that and then we get back to kabul afghanistan a lot of people come to our hotel and are just hearing that the players and this elaborate enough to that. people just enough to play cricket and watch to because of the casino to them whether that victory changed cricket in our country before that everyone said to us you're wasting your time the government won't support you guys people don't know about cricket there's no reason for you guys to play but when we won that. woman to change people's minds people saw that something good can come from cricket i'm ok that was a real turning point for them because that gave them a lot of confidence that they can beat any team in asia that has inspired them and

now the only thing they want us to rein. not being number 2. is fantastic. the history of cricket in afghanistan is also a history of occupation and conflict the 1st recorded match in the country was between british soldiers back in the 19th century and the ongoing conflict means this side as yet supply an international match in their own country but for the origins of this saying you have to go back to another war the serviette afghan war of the 1970 s. and eighty's. in 1979 the servia tommy think afghanistan.

hundreds of thousands of afghans sought refuge in neighboring pakistan. in the years that followed more than 3000000 afghans were forced over the border and into refugee camps. it was here that a generation of young afghans found themselves playing and watching a new game that was already a longest average passion in pakistan. that game was cricket. these days rice armont see. a key members of the afghanistan cricket same both were brought up in refugee camps near the shoah in pakistan's northwest frontier province that earliest cricket's in memories seeing t.v. pictures of the 9092 world cup a tournament that was won by pakistan. i was in the bad

a bear refugee camp when we 1st went there we used to play. again that's like baseball but then came the 992 world cup and suddenly cricket was everywhere everyone was talking about it we all started playing and i became good very quickly i was in school in that charming tavern i was in the refugee camp and. in pakistan when the 1902 world cup was in the in the park lost in that time. or everyone was happy the teacher was deliberately shot that all pakistan in the world cup you see that's what's what's what's what of course slowly slowly will start cricket with a tennis ball or maybe 5 or 6 years we played without shoes or without anything. cricket and then the 50 or 45 syndicate he. swore that was small and big bow sikandar was part of the pakistan saying that $192.00 world cup he's now the asian cricket council's man in afghanistan overseeing the games development and

mentoring this squad of players 92 world cups and the discussion all race because that was a great inspiration you know from a captain who led from the front a team that responded so positively i was very fortunate to be part of the team that came back from no way to become the world champion afghanistan when we has been at war for the last 30 years now they have seen nothing but war and then moving from the grandest on to pakistan living in the refugee camps have made them really really tough and that is the toughness that is. very evident in the matches that they're playing they don't care about the bouncy beaches they don't care about turning pitches you know if it's a bad pitch or bad conditions they don't care about that the only thing they know

they want to do is to win a. few players better embody that spirit than hamid hassan that seems fastest bowler he also led his cricket in a refugee camp he remembers the day a fellow player at sensitive convince his father it was time for the young how made to start taking cricket seriously. he came to our home in leases to my dad let them go home me to play for afghanistan and he says no i can't let them go because he i want to make him a teacher like a doctor like ingenius or he don't want to play cricket and i said to my dad i love to play cricket. i. first time i went to run in 2003 to kabul and i play cricket in 1st game i took 4 week it's. also had some success

in the matter and everybody says who's this guy and where he came from. this is the ground where hamid 1st played in kabul right now it's the only dress pitch in afghanistan but more are planned and it seems shared ambition is to one day play an international match in their home country if you played. against pakistan or against bangladesh or against any 4 full member countries if he if he too i don't if he certainly people i'm sure 100000 people will be come to watch the match cricket was yes played there but in a very small way now it's the number one game in afghanistan and. that is taking them away from the streets. read the only thing they knew was to carry guns and fight now instead of guns they killing cricket bats.

this team has now carried their bats around the world. in cricket the name afghanistan is associated only with success and progress. but no one could have guessed just how good this side was about. afghanistan's cricket team was formally recognized by the sports world governing body in 2001 at the time they had no world ranking and no home ground they did have was a supremely talented generation of players and so began one of the most unlikely journeys in sporting history. the european channel island of jersey was afghanistan's next stop with the financial backing of the international and asian cricket councils the team were entered into division 5 of the world cricket league the lowest tier of the international.