trauma whether or not the app waters' is able to use the royal bahamas the friends for simon ready they have been sending the marines in that rom so i think that they do want to support it and to submit a quick response the governors of georgia and south carolina have ordered mandatory evacuations of their coastlines. based on the latest forecast 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. starting at noon on monday september 2nd still had on al-jazeera because president promises to tackle violence and corruption bad it's gotten for angry protesters. the legacy of a communist leader vietnam marks 50 years since the death of independence fighter the man.

had a mostly fine across much of the middle east we have there been seeing some areas of trad working their way towards the caspian sea in the last few hours and again we may will just have some more showers working their way through the east and then the black sea as we had on 3 monday they could linger on into tuesday elsewhere it is false and it is dry but notice assholes in baghdad 43 degrees celsius on choose a $46.00 however in a queue a city further to the south the temperatures are highs you might expect so we will flow pushing into areas of amman also pushing on the cloud as well but despite that a very nice that you on in muscat on cheese day 40 celsius in doha the humidity of it lower than we have seen just lately meanwhile further to the south into southern

africa and across into madagascar there's a bit of cloud just working its way off the eastern side of south africa clear skies across much of madagascar and look at this is more and this is the. the trees which as you can see already quite majestic some very nice weather conditions but is that right hopefully in the fall called say tomato into the. viso the next couple of days meanwhile there will rain in the fall calls into south africa and tom ridge is still on the warm side archies day high the a 25 celsius under mostly sunny skies. sponsor. makes stores generate fountains of headlines it seems that much the media is still struggling with how to deal with it with different angles from different perspectives and you hold to account separating the spin from the facts. the misinformation from the journalism how carefully must you try your words but

some tough stuff has to be said so some critics have to be listening post on out. there watching al-jazeera let's recap the top stories now the u.s. has a fully supports israel's right to defend itself after fighting between the israeli army and the lebanese based armed group hezbollah the group says it targeted an israeli military vehicle israeli forces hit back by shelling a border village and southern lebanon. or strikes by the saudi coalition and yemen have left at least 70 people dead the strikes hit a detention center early on sunday though the coalition says it targeted the site

storing weapons or hand dorian has become the most powerful storm to make landfall in the bahamas with winds gusting up to 350 kilometers an hour category 5 storm is battering the islands with torrential rain. there been scuffles on hong kong's train system as protesters had to another day of demonstration. place are out in force in an effort to prevent violence. the 1st day of class to attend a rally they'll be joined by union members and other protesters sort of start of the today general strike all this follows a day of protests at the territory's airport which led to flight cancellations by a reports. this isn't a welcome people expect when arriving to check in at hong kong airport. for the 2nd time in 3 weeks and government protesters tried to block access to one of the busiest terminals in the world in some areas they succeeded confusing and worrying travelers and you cannot rule that the diverse place where you wanted to go.

and that people are afraid because of what's happening here i called in place designed to prevent protesters coming anywhere near here that clearly didn't. that legal action was taken after their last raid on the airport which saw people camp inside the terminal for several days over all the hong kong airport is very important to the economy we chose here to try to paralyze it a make a point instead of randomly picking street talk e.p.i. it's much better to come here at all i this time the site of the police moving in was enough to force a retreat for most was those not quick enough were arrested was in the end the protest to stay at the airport was a relatively brief one but again they proved they can strike at what they say is a soft target before the police moved in to retake the air. still it would be

a long time before transport began to return to normal meaning long walks for many travelers. the demonstrators may have moved on but they weren't done seemingly frustrated by the closure of a nearby train station they vented their anger leaving it in disarray as night falls the protest has fanned out to different locations and the police don't seem to be able to match the agility of those down trying to chase. and when it's time for a police retreat loitering protest is in many people living in areas where some of the violence has taken place find their voices again as the officers leave they're not cheered as keepers of the peace instead jeered as the enemy and symbols of a system many here are trying to change wayne hay al jazeera hong kong. brown has more now from hong kong i'm in edinburgh a place in the heart of hong kong where some of the students who are taking part in

monday's boycott of classes on the 1st day of school a jew to attend a rally later in the day organizers say they hope and believe some 10000 pupils will take part in this day of action outside of some schools we have she students wearing yellow hard hats and face masks dressed of course like they were testers standing there in silent protest this has happened at several schools including actually the school that the chief executive carry lamb once attended so that's another slap in the face for her china's leaders will see this as a further sign that the youth of hong kong are becoming more and more radicalized that in fact state media has been asserting that some of these students are being courage to take these actions by their teachers and president xi jinping i think will see it as another reason why patrick i think education will have to be

reinforced once these protests finally pass over. mobile phone footage taken by flying a killing spree and man mark could be used as evidence and further investigations that's according to aid agencies it's been 2 years since the early 700000 but a violent campaign by miramar security forces many of them came to the town of cox's bizarre just over the border in bangladesh where stephanie decker reports on . september 14th 2017 a day that will haunt mohammad yunus forever he says he watched his myanmar's security forces burnt 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 front of our eyes. we wanted to

find some of the people. focusing on this man with the 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 mohammed 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. i thought my home is gone but i'll try to see the other 2 houses seemed we could have see they weren't all be burnt 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 keep 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 or 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 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. place 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 passers by after being stopped by police for failing to signal a left turn he was eventually 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 but 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 on for all who are background check i will say that for the most part sadly if you look at the last 4 or 5 going

back even 5 or 6 to 7 years for the most part as strong as you make your background objects they would not have stopped any of it you know a big problem it's a mental problem it's a big problem. more from washington d.c. . police in texas were 1st hesitant to give out the name of the shooter they wanted to avoid giving him notoriety the later they did release in print that his name is seth toward 36 year old man who was gunned down by police following the shooting spree they say he was a local resident with a criminal record that included trespassing as far as the motive that according to police is still unknown though it does not appear to be linked to terrorism we also learned some more about the victims who were killed 7 people in all their ages ranging from $15.00 to $57.00 and an additional $22.00 people who were injured they include 3 police officers and

a one year old girl who was shot through the mouth now ironically on this day september 1st texas has a new spate of gun laws that are making it easier for people to carry firearms now these are laws that were passed previously and they include allowing licensed handgun carriers to keep their weapons on school property and to bring them into houses of worship and even some foster homes in texas on the national front in washington congress remains on recess and it remains to be seen whether members of congress will take up gun control legislation when they return later this month republicans who control the senate have so far refused to expand background checks a measure that the lower house controlled by democrats have already passed excuse president has vowed to tackle while and so on corruption in his 1st state of the union address his budget increase in violence and

a weakening economy meanwhile of doors still enjoys a high approval rating in iraq as well from mexico city. during his 1st speech about the state of the nation mexican president. said the mexican people are pleased with his accomplishments of the spar. a majority of people support our efforts and they're happy happy with the work with but as he was speaking hundreds of people were marching in protest down mexico city's main avenue right up there. i. demonstrations criticizing the president also took place in several other mexican cities at the same time i want to stop there are many places where insecurity is extreme the president says we're happy but i'm not happy that. the president is boasting all he has done but really leaves much to be desired the top complaint among critics of president lopez over the

other is the country's deteriorating security situation $2900.00 is expected to be a record setting year for violence in the country surpassing the nearly $35000.00 homicides that took place the year before what we're hearing from people on the streets of mexico city apart from concerns over escalating violence nationwide is a general distrust of the president's rhetoric and criticisms over how the government is managing a stagnant national economy mexico central bank forecasts economic growth at 0.2 percent for 2019 barely avoiding recession despite the many challenges president look there's a lot of work on an approval rating between 67 and 72 percent according to the latest national polls presidential fact checkers like to see the president's popularity could be linked to rhetoric that often misrepresents the facts especially when it comes to the economy. i can tell you the only 40 percent up to president statements are very fireball 60 percent of what he says is either.

president refers to his administration as mexico's 4th transformation placing his government reforms on par with the 910. mexican revolution you know you have the right and they are the way they are you know but it continued for you to reign in nation one violence and improve the economy could have been true you wrote the mexican leaders overwhelming support for. mexico city. vietnam is marking 50 years since the death of its revolutionary leader man was the father of the nation and its communist party he led a fight for independence against several foreign powers anniversary also falls on vietnam's national day lawrence louis has been following the story from hanoi. outside the herdsmen most of them in hanoi long lines have formed of people waiting to get in to get a glimpse of the embalmed body of men and he's still very much revered in vietnam

seen as not just the founding father of modern vietnam but also the man who brought independence to this country now his teachings his life story are contained in school curricula in political and military training in patriotic songs and propaganda but increasingly as a concern he may be becoming that's relevant especially to the younger generation this is a country where around half the population is under the age of 13 the more concerned about upward mobility and social media very far removed from the world of communist teachings having said that the values that hurt human and bodies of patriotism of resilience are still relevant now and there are many challenges for vietnam as it goes forward it's done very well building itself up off the decades of colonize ation and war its economy is now robust and dynamic but the new challenge for the for the government really is to maintain political stability even as it sustained economic growth as the country becomes richer more people may want

a bigger frame more representation how is the government's going to handle political dissent and criticism the other challenge is job politics china has staked a claim in the south china sea and it's becoming increased. aggressive in a setting that made how will vietnam stand up to china which is not just an adversary but also a very important trade partner these are challenges for vietnam and its leaders may want to draw on the values that is associated with patriotism of resilience as it brings the country forward. freakout the headlines on al-jazeera the u.s. says it fully supports israel's right to defend itself after fighting between the israeli army and the lebanese lebanon lebannon based armed group has a law the group says it targeted and israeli military vehicle israel israeli forces hit back by shelling a border village in southern lebanon on air strikes by the saudi marathi like

coalition in yemen have left at least 70 people dad the strikes hit a detention center early on sunday though the coalition says the targeted aside storing weapons came dorian has become the most powerful storm to make landfall in the bahamas with winds gusting up to 350 kilometers per hour a category 5 storm is battering the islands with torrential rain the governors of georgia and south carolina have ordered mandatory evacuations of their coastlines. based on the latest forecast and storm track which we have been following very carefully and after extensive consultation with county emergency management officials and lose you so you're doing i mean issuing a mandatory evacuation starting at noon starting at noon on monday september so. they're been scuffles on hong kong's train system as protesters had to another day of demonstrations police are out in force in an effort to prevent violence

thousands of 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 in general strike all this follows a day of protests at the territory's airport which led to flight cancellations police in the u.s. have identified the man responsible for a mass shooting in odessa texas that killed 7 people on saturday 36 year old seth the tour hijacked a mail truck and opened fire at passers by after being stopped by police for failing to signal a left turn is a bench they shot dead by police among the entered as a 17 month old baby girl vietnam is marking 50 years since the death of its revolutionary leader the man was the father of the nation and its communist party elite a fight for independence against several foreign powers anniversary of his death falls on vietnam's national day. so the headlines keep it here more to calm the

listening post as that next. tool is there a. guarantee is will be given to the people who will be attending the minimal workshops we listen i'm supposed to explain apologize for someone who is also terrorizing we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter on the 00. 00000. 0000 on the way. out of the. hello i'm richard just brought in you're at the listening post here are some of the media stories we're covering this week the communications shut down in kashmir how can journalists get the story out when the blackout means most kashmiris can't even communicate with each other with 4 reporters murdered

over the past month mexico is now the deadliest place in the world to be a journalist politics mixes with organized crime in albania and reporters there are in danger plus the internet. where the online search for a cure can be worse than the imaginary to see so we begin with one of the most sweeping and lasting communications blackouts of the internet age india's attempt to silence the people of kashmir when prime minister narendra modi made good on his election promise to revoke article 370 of the indian constitution he swept away what little remained of kashmiri autonomy the region officially called jamu and kashmir in india is now set to come under complete control of the government in new delhi more indian troops have flooded in and communications have been cut off a near total shut down of the internet mobile phones and landlines a blackout that is now into its 4th week 2 distinct news narratives of so.

submerged indian outlets particularly its plethora of 24 hour t.v. news channels say the situation in kashmir is under control and there has been a little resistance then there are a handful of indian outlets and numerous international news organizations including this one saying that that is definitely not the case our starting point this week is the kashmiri capital. a region locked down. millions of people with their communications blacked out. kashmir was already heavily militarized when the indian government sent in 10000 more troops in early august because of what it called an imminent terrorist threat it turns out the modi government had other reasons. days later the media create after imposing

a communications blackout new delhi announced it was stripping kashmir of its autonomy. over the next few days we had our producer in srinagar film reactions from kashmiris in this age of instant communication it took us 2 and a half weeks to get the video because with no internet no connection to the outside world our producer had to fly to new delhi to upload the interviews he conducted however are in no way dated because very little has changed. because. of. this movement and you know the moves here it's accompanied by a lot that means there is. no god and so with this. right now and you are not able. i mean this is not

a war that they want to go out again but i. unequal and in the. emanuel medical. one of the in the economy but. no government blocks internet access as frequently as india's does $159.00 times over a 3 year period far more than pakistan syria turkey iran and egypt combined according to the delhi based software freedom legal center more than half of india's regional internet blackouts have been imposed on kashmir including 55 this year alone what is unprecedented however is the scope of this one and the duration 3 and a half weeks and counting. they've been going to sometimes sometimes a couple of days even though they're kind of broadband there been other ways of getting through this is the 1st time that everything has been cut off landlines

mobile phones while internet broadband by fi those nothing so all you want used to happen is when there was an encounter between you know pakistan sponsored terrorists and the jane good police or the army they used to shop in that of that particular district or that particular area but this time without considering that there could be some kind of violence internet was shut down forms were shut down and it's been more than 3 weeks now so yes the severity certainly is massive and never seen before why ever since 947 when india and pakistan gained their independence from britain kashmir has been disputed territory in 1950 india agreed to amend its constitution to grant the part of kashmir that it had ministers india's only a muslim majority state a degree of autonomy one lives. 11 the prime minister narendra modi has consistently appealed to nationalists by promising to rescind that part of the

constitution article 370 and allow india to take full control of kashmir modi's brand of hindu nationalism gets turbo charged on the indian airwaves by hundreds of 24 hour t.v. news channels most of which have echoed the government's narrative on this story that the situation in kashmir is called and peaceful. rally. there that's really like normal has become the key word a kind of mantra i'll let you go on the street. but the question is. if you wanted a border pretty i mean you stand and you've been. given very specific bio channel bio editors or what you can and cannot be sure you're not obviously going to dig for stories more than that some of our colleagues spoke to these t.v. joined in this and i asked them if they had been to several of the areas have seen

a good that we were visiting and they all said no so if you are not visiting more than a few specific area you're obviously not going to report on protests you're going to see that everything is normal indian media from the time of independence was part of nation building project and has been part of india's nation building exercise all through these years all the last few years nationalism fitri autism militarism. as one of the see. if you're not. against us. in the news channels do not limit there with us or against us approach to india they use the same tactic against other news organizations trying to cover kashmir international one so i think new york times al-jazeera and britain's b.b.c.

the b.b.c. seems to be a speech simply caught redhanded. how much of it for the borders junction. up the entire management of the b.b.c. . yet again 4 days into the blackout the b.b.c. reuters and al-jazeera are all reported that security forces in srinagar fired tear gas and rifle pellets at crowds of protesters the modi government through its ministry of home affairs called that story fabricated. after the b.b.c. posted video of the armrest complete with the sound of gunfire the government changed its tune but only partially admitting there had been a small protest involved. miscreant's but that no shots had been for. the government at the time decided to call it it's a fake radio the b.b.c. stood by this story said this is

a real deal for real protests from. a lot of the indian media especially the electronic media especially the t.v. media were saying everything is normal to me for consumption of the masses because that's what the messaging from the state is we have done this and that is not a distance to this which is just the opposite as that video showed a new york times or the washington post of the b.b.c. or the other will immediately sure you would use a while. of people being that it's not like that since august 5th this is going to revoke article $370.00 there hasn't been a single death due to any of the so-called human rights violations of the security forces so how can any international publication beat in t.v. or print justify their report cards. the short answer is because we don't really know who's been killed or how many that's what communications

blackouts do they stop the full story from getting out what few images the world has seen kashmiris protesting hospitalized blinded by pellet fire put the lie to the modi government's normal narrative the one parroted by so many news outlets falling over themselves to support a government in new delhi they are supposed to hold to account it's not just me if you want to see if the history of what these channels have been seen on issues in the last. 15 to have become out of the government. strategy. they are not any longer independent observation watched on information given as you often hear in the. described themselves as the world's largest democracy you hear that from government you'll hear that from me given the way the modi government is behaving and the way the media has basically lined up behind the car the 4th stage

is this really the world's largest democracy is it acting like for cash medias it has never acted as it has. a group of us cafferty prevent it in the diverse country the size of a continent you know you made it could be it has been the us largest democracy but i once read an indian write a very good and right describe india as the world's greatest experiment but i'd also said that sadly there was a great experiment in democracy. we're discussing other media stories that are on our radar this week with one of our producers tarek enough tarak anyone reporting on the media knows how dangerous mexico can be for journalists more than 150 media workers have been killed there since the year 2000 and this past month feels like it's been open season on reporters there that's right richard last weekend never scotland as had

a meal was found dead in his hometown of to pelco about an hour's drive from mexico city he was stabbed to death qantas ran a local news site called observatory 0 does thought he is the 4th journalist killed in the past month one of 12 murdered this year and the august $2900.00 will only 13 become the deadliest year on record for mexican journalist and the problem isn't just the rate at which reporters in mexico are being murdered it's the virtually no one is being held accountable and punished the human rights organization article 19 puts the impunity rate for crimes against freedom of expression that's almost 100 percent i spoke of an a christina a wealth from article 19 on the issue of impunity. we say here in article 1000 that the imbue needy. is sad bear but to wait to go against and threat

the germ is because they're killing not only the truth of the journalist they're also killing the truth about their debt and it's a message of silence for all of their colleagues every day with local men that at least 3 aggressions i guess at least 48 percent of those aggressions come from agents of the state the level of impunity is almost 100 percent this 99.3 percent and these because the state is not investigating the jails in every case of journalist aggression there is no objectivity or excess deviousness in they investigate because there's actually an investigation that is done by the sayings that went against a journalist and. while you might think that it's the drug cartels that pose the greatest threats in media and mexico it's often local or federal officials who are complicit in and in some cases allegedly directing attacks on reporters in mexico the line between the state and organized crime is

a blurry one and both sides benefit from financing critical john as i'm ok thanks terry. turning now to a country that doesn't get a lot of news coverage albania and a story published by 2 digital news outlets that confirmed what many of their have long suspected that the relationship between politicians the judiciary and organized crime is far too close for comfort the story broke this past january the balkans investigative reporting that work and voice of america published a series of leaked recordings phone calls between government officials including prime minister eddie rama and crime bosses colluding to wriggle actions in both 20162017 there were the kind of revelations that usually come with consequences however the ruling party has dismissed or deflected the charges and none of the senior officials implicated has been arrested let alone taken to court instead the judiciary has gone after those who leaked and published the material the listening

posts johannah who's now from to run on politics crime journalism and the few reporters who are still covering a story the albanian powers that be are trying to kill. they mean criminal network in a senior state official discussing voter intimidation or 227000 general election. the government official. prime minister. crime books promising the ruling socialist party electoral victory.

and member of the albanian mafia congratulating. stoner action. soon. these are just the tip of the iceberg of a set of explosive wire taps that's sent on pena into political chaos when you hear this conversation and they sound like italian mafia movies where of a decide who should rule the country and therefore the country should be ruled by their people and not through fear and independent elections or. through. this was explosive evidence showing that criminals not only they enjoy total impunity but they are also part of government in the sounds of helping and supporting supporters from in this case socialist who remain in power that is going to arms this illegally by criminals it was done with the cooperation

of local officials and also high officials of the state which makes it incredibly clear not just how our government functions but also who is governing us never before have i seen criminal groups use such sophisticated tactics to influence the will of the electorate and that's why i and my colleagues at berne and v.o.a. decided to investigate this phenomenon again the financial force the store will publish focus not on the ties of this work has to politicians and members of organized crime but also the failure of the judicial system the prosecutor's office to properly investigate this this leaves various people have been indicted which were mostly low level officials and members of organized crimes but the part which involved their ties to the local politicians and let's say the electoral fraud process that has now been properly investigated. the fact that byrne albania

voice of america and later german newspaper billed were the ones to break this story isn't surprising these outlets. receive their funding from outside obey me i'm giving them the kind of editorial independence that allows them to cover issues most elastic news networks are reluctant to touch. us media space has opened up significantly since the end of the creative dictatorship in the early ninety's. conduct's actually rely on the mainstream news networks for hard hitting investigative reporting especially when it comes to corruption and the intersection of politics and organized crime when it was your top story pro. splurge of coverage initially and then most of our being on the news outlet and virtually silent one of the. terms media freedom there is a kind of self-censorship. they get a job with the mainstream television station or any space. they know that there was

conflict between the government or a construction company that wants to. know something like this so they have to try and follow that particular and to really stay away from certain stories because they could be gone like that when this was revealed by voice of america and burnell been i think for local media it's kind of easy to republish because this way they detach themselves from the contra and then just say this is what has been reported even in this case i think some of the media tried to downplay the importance of this revelation however when bill started to publish similar wiretaps that they didn't have a choice right of a hat to report this otherwise in the eyes of the public it would be very clear of a very are so pro socialist they are not even able to through a cover of this explosive material. there are a few journalists to continue to cover criminal groups and their relationships with

politicians but it's become a dangerous beat and navigating the complexity of reporting. country whose political system and even parts of its media industry are intertwined with organized crime scene self-censorship is hardly journalist biggest worry. one night in august last year the house behind me the family home with journalist claudia was sprayed with bullets no one got hurt but lara who's been reporting on the relationship between politics and organized crime for over a decade says a clear message was sent that night to scare her into silence team schlessinger becomes the plan to be quite honest i find it very difficult to speak about that incident because my family and i are trying to completely forget about it i have tried to have a strong journalistic voice to investigate and expose the links of organized crime to politics and to denounce the power of 2 little groups while the authorities try to argue that this shooting was the result of some sort of family feud and i think

no i don't think i'm convinced that there is no other reason for my family to be targeted than my reporting but the attack has had no effect at all professional work i covered difficult stories before and i will carry on doing this in the coming years i was told to prophesy on evan we did our share we know very little about the people committed as those attacks because unfortunately there isn't been proper prosecution as the prime minister promised at the time i think the political will from the political leaders may say they're not supporting brave prosecutors and law enforcement officers to find those responsible for this kind of acts because this can also lead to them this is kind of attacks against journalists will go unpunished certainly would push more journalists to toward self-censorship and not you know at bravely encourages the best for journalists dan is in our reporting . the war against critical journalist isn't just waged with bullets

more often it's waged with words. threats smear campaigns and online harassment have become the tools for those in power to fight dissenting voices. alice taylor is a toronto based journalist earlier this year was the subject of a far reaching this marriage campaign that she says was orchestrated by the government this was a result she says of her critical coverage of the wire taps and corruption in the ruling socialist party i made a comment to russia today a factual comment on what i've been happening with the political situation. and then suddenly my phone started going crazy and i started receiving messages from people sending me links pro-government media had started saying that i was a russian spy they publish my face hey you said that i was paid by russia or the

opposition party to undermine democracy. that i was a traitor to the albanian people and they then started publishing my partner's face saying that he was a wanted criminal filing militants i mean it spread like wildfire i have received abuse from the street as well being heavily pregnant it got to the point where i didn't leave the house without someone with me. prime minister idiot on mars has become very known internationally as someone who. directly against every single germ that he does not like when you have a powerful person naming and shaming journalists then of course for the public it's very easy when they needed journalists. even to kill them before young chap was killed in bratislava the poor prime minister over who journalists this love of prostitutes. the forgotten the cattle and i only found one skilled in. the prime

minister all for doesn't organize smear campaigns put in the picture of the. billboards throughout the country if we compare ourselves with them we're not there fortunately however there are indicators and there are practices where after the smear campaigns were organized journalists were killed so i would not be surprised unfortunately if something like this happens. and finally a public service announcement from a doctor with an electric guitar and a band it's about something that we've all done you get a tickle in your throat or a minor rash maybe you're having difficulty sleeping and rather than going to see the doctor you go online because you know better a diagnosis treatment and reassurance are all just a few clicks away all online self diagnosis is now a common condition as is hypochondria or as this phenomenon has come to be known

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big shock for psycho lists the years this. is. the legs the a. for the pneumatic jock outright survival is about reaching a destination a little if we don't hurry well never be able to get the tempo of the story we follow the mongolian herdsmen on a treacherous migration. can trace dangerous to the ice of them as they strive to preserve their traditional way of life in the game sometimes lose our cattle because there was a cold or because of the storm risking you don't mongolia on al-jazeera. this is a dialogue let you decide not to have children to save the planet but the stake is really human survival everyone has

a voice that must start with our community because of course this is a debate and it's a he did want to. be asian to be able to do ph and i believe join the global conversation with people i think if only they knew what is happening to we were muslims they will be with us and they will be outraged on al-jazeera. more than 100 people are presumed after the saudi led coalition fighting in yemen launches airstrikes on a detention center. i'm richelle carey this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up after a week of rising tensions israel and hezbollah exchanging fire along the lebanese border. state.

dorian hammers the bahamas with what's being described as catastrophic force. a student boycott and a call for a general strike hong kong faces more disruptions in the latest wave of anti-government protests. special envoy to yemen has condemned their strikes by the saudi immorality led coalition which have left at least 70 people dead the strikes at a detention center the red cross believes more than 100 people were actually killed that happened and some are city and the early hours of sunday. reports from the same. residents say explosions shocked the city on saturday night aid workers have been pulling the dead injured out of the rubble the house

he's blamed the saudi m.r.c. quality fighting in yemen were targeting a previous university that was being used as a detention center for prisoners of war. dozens more brushed to hospital. i swear to god i don't know what happened we were sleeping at midnight in there was about 3 or 4 airstrikes maybe 6 it was targeting the jail i really don't know how many times that got hit 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 the 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 drones and missiles something deny on a gun was that the are not going to this person the subject international red cross committee inspections every now and the and such accusations by riad a baseless especially as it's called and it's 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 it's 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 led coalition continuous bombing of residential residential areas even if they. don't know that specific place is they believe may be in may have some. form of the military at 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 really. cross all of the prisoners have been type shit by the. units from battlefields. explosion has been fighting in yemen since 2015 supporting the internationally recognized yemeni government against these the war has killed tens of thousands and had

a devastating impact on millions of yemenis with many on the brink of famine. the province. has now stopped after the israeli military and hezbollah exchanged fire along the lebanese border as fired anti-tank missiles towards an israeli military post on sunday afternoon israel responded by sending about $100.00 artillery shells that what it said was hezbollah targets across the border very fosset a port somewhere there in 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 an israeli army base near the community of avivim just south of the lebanese border as t.v. claimed an israeli tank it being destroyed and soldiers killed but 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 began the israeli army said the confrontation appeared to be over and we come to know 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. latest escalation started a week ago hezbollah said an attack on a stronghold in southern beirut last sunday was carried out by israeli drones it followed in israeli airstrike that killed 2 hezbollah fighters in syria israel said it prevented a drone attack being launched from there yes and yet as well as 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. yeah. 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 him in northern israel playing rabbani is coeditor of chatter online magazine specializing in middle east issues he says there are conflicting versions of events. hezbollah has claimed in its recent drone attack. southern suburbs of beirut that israel was seeking to revise the rules of engagement that have held since 2006 and it claims that today's attack was an attempt to confirm the existing rules of engagement and to prevent them from changing further now the important thing here i think there are 3 factors the surest is that there are conflicting accounts of what took place today the israeli viewers and as that several anti-tank rockets were fired from

within lebanon at an israeli army that there were no israeli casualties and israel subsequently faked the evacuation of wounded soldier as so that has bought up would believe they have extracted israeli blood so to speak sources close to hezbollah are claiming that the attack took place from within israeli territory ringback which would be very significant if proven correct and that it completely demolished an israeli vehicle killing or within it but the important thing here is that both sides are agreed that this attack took place outside the contestant occupied lebanese territory of separate farms. arcane dorian has become the most powerful storm to make landfall in the bahamas the category 5 storm is battering islands well to rental rain leaving some parts underwater and the gallagher reports from miami and florida are dorian it's expected to hit next. hurricane dorian packing sustained winds close to 300 kilometers per hour is battering the bahamas this is

one of the most powerful storms to hit this nation and it's predicted to linger for hours with coastal surges in excess of 6 meters despite pleas some residents have decided to ride the storm out a decision officials say could put their lives at risk that is not a good idea they're asking you to reconsider that decision and to seek shelter in the rest. of leave before the weather becomes too severe to come into freeport this is not a time for us to seek to resist forecasters say dorian should turn north hugging the east coast of florida once it passes over the bahamas but risks remain florida georgia and the carolinas are making last minute preparations even if dorian remains on its predicted path strong winds heavy rains and storm surges could have a catastrophic impact even the slightest deviation with a storm this large ferocious and slow moving could be deadly this storm at this

magnitude could really cause massive destruction and do not put your life in jeopardy by staying behind i when you have a chance to get out and you still do have time to prepare yourself and to make sure that you and your family are safe states of emergency have now been declared in parts of florida georgia and the carolinas and the dangers will remain for some time the eye of hurricane dorian may remain off the coast of florida but much of the state is still inside the cone of uncertainty from its formation dorian has surprised forecasters strengthening significantly. on sunday morning the 1st outer bands are expected here late on monday and into chews day all millions can do now is watch and wait as this huge storm creeps closer to the u.s. all eyes are on the bahamas with significant damage is already being reported the next few days could prove devastating i have tried everything but my house which i

still don't think up water now but we don't know how long we're going to be so you have to take whatever precautions have an award or whatever will nit picks you can have but i think the thing will be together here in the not no one should be alone forecasters are warning that dorian may slow down even as it grows in intensity some of describe the storm as textbook others say it's a lingering monster that will threaten lives for days and gallacher al-jazeera miami florida the governors of georgia and south carolina have ordered people along the coastlines to evacuate based on the latest forecasts and storm track which we have been following very carefully and after extensive consultation with local county emergent.