people have been evacuated from the worst affected areas most have been sent to shelters in the capital city of nassau what we're seeing is a lot of families that are wondering where their loved ones are and it's going to take time for the authorities to identify. the missing and learn more about. what may end up being a really tragic death toll. the world health organization says an estimated 70000 people have been left without shelter making hurricane during the worst natural disaster in the nation's history. monitor up a little. still ahead an al-jazeera students but no school is almost half a 1000000 children are struggling for an education and. we all alone in the universe the scientific discovery that could solve one of life's biggest mysteries .

hello again it's good to have you back or i see some clouds here across parts of north eastern turkey making its way towards john across the caspian as well baku plenty of clouds in your forecast over the next few days we do expect to see attempt a few of $26.00 probably no rain though down towards the south though for quite city it is going to be $42.00 here on thursday and by the time we get to friday really staying the same up towards baghdad a high few of $41.00 degrees well it is going to be quite gusty here across parts of the gulf here in doha though for the next 2 days we do expect to see some gusty winds in the forecast temper wise though about 40 average for this time of year relative humidity quite high in the morning not too much of a change as we go towards friday but down here towards the south we do expect to see a band of clouds making its way towards. of yemen and in those clouds we could also

see a rain shower or 2 for so if sauna attempt a few of $25.00 degrees and then very quickly across the southern part of africa temperatures are on the way up of course it is making its way towards the spray we're going to be seeing those temperatures starting to rise but for cape town it is going to be quite cool cloudy as well 15 degrees as the forecast high but for durban and johannesburg here on thursday 29 degrees as expected high and as we go towards friday we do expect to see some of those temps is coming down particularly durban at 23 but you have spoken quite nice at 27 for you. sponsored by catalona. this is a dialogue let you decide not to have children and it's what the stake is really human survival everyone has a voice that has started with our community because of course this is a debate and it's a heated one this is a little be patient to be able to do teach and i think join the global conversation with people i think if only they knew what is happening to labor laws when. they

will be with us and they will be outraged on out is iraq. coming back you're watching al-jazeera time to recap on headlines now the british government has been forced to release a report detailing what it's expecting if the u.k. leaves the e.u. without a deal operation yellow how more warms of traffic jams shortages of food medicine rising prices public andress. iran's leaders are welcoming the u.s. president's decision to sack his national security adviser bring in president has some. honey's says the u.s.

should use the opportunity to push warmongers aside. in the bahamas thousands of people are still missing following hurricane dorian and international rescue effort is underway to find them the government is warning the current death toll of 15 may rise dramatically. the u.s. supreme court has ruled in favor of u.s. president donald trump's latest effort to restrict immigration it allows a ban on nearly all asylum applications at the southern border to go into effect that means people have to seek asylum in the 1st safe country of travel through fact of lee blocking most applications in jordan has more from washington d.c. . u.s. president donald trump is celebrating the supreme court decision to allow his new policy denying migrants from central america the right to apply for asylum to continue however the president may not want to celebrate 2 vigorously too soon

that's because this is simply allowing the new policy requiring people to 1st apply for asylum in a 3rd country before trying to ask for refuge in the united states because there are legal challenges against this new policy and acted in mid july the groups that are challenging the law say that it is up ending nearly 40 years of u.s. asylum policy and that it is incredibly disruptive to the families of those who are trying to find shelter and refuge in the united states they also say that the trial that ministration has tried to impose this new policy without getting proffer public consent but what the u.s. supreme court is saying in a ruling 7 to 2 is that this is a matter where the u.s. has to allow the legal challenges in a number of federal courts play out but in the meantime there should be some sort

of hold on the number of people being allowed to come into the united states in essence it's simply a hold it doesn't mean that the controversy over what the trumpet ministration calls a migration crisis is anywhere near being resolved. close to 200 nigerians are back on home soil after fleeing a series of violent attacks on foreigners in south africa they're among the 640 people being repatriated over 2 days of those 12 people killed and more than 1000 shops vandalized attacks targeted foreigners and businesses in tori and johannes. greece has more from lagos where he spoke to some of the people returning off to spending years in south africa. coming out of the right behind me is the 1st set of nigerians more than $180.00 of them stepping foot on nigerian soil for the 1st time since this is enough for me to take in south africa we were told that more than

$340.00 were supposed to come on the 1st flight over only $188.00 to make it because of some protocols and bureaucracies like documentation and all that eventually they arrived home and they were received by nigerian officials now there is a lot of anger from some of these nigerians coming from south africa right here with me is dude antony one of the returning from south africa talked to us about your feelings. you know i'm trying to get myself together i'm so hard here you know i'm fighting the tears that is wailing in my eyes because what i have seen in south africa was a horrible what did they do to you know they did not do anything to me and that is the reason i'm alive today because i was scared because not many people where we are fortunate as i am you know we were living. being of in a state of being afraid because the people we're searching for especially nigerians

they were looking for you understand why do you think that there was no you know if they talk it's not going to show because they're. only nigerians it's all and like africans they say then i gently as they come they there are doctors in our country they're stealing our jobs. yeah there was as there do business is where they can do no no no you back in nigeria are you planning to go back to never when members start my. south african soil because of what i have saying you've been there for how long for like 7 years or so. i've never seen such a no no that's. when you want to when i didn't return these we understand that the nigerian president is traveling to south africa expected to travel to south africa in october that's next month where we will meet with these how the president said it and one of the things we are going to discuss is the continuing violence on

africans especially nigerians and what the south africans south african government needs to do to tackle but apart from that they are expected also to discuss trade and business there is a volume of trade worth about $60000000000.00 between the 2 countries right now the process of bringing nigeria and seoul from south africa has started this is the 1st flight and more are coming in the coming days. violence and begin a fast left almost half a 1000000 children without a formal education more than 1000 schools being closed in the past 3 years with armed groups accused of attacking villages and threatening teachers and students more from catherine soil in north of the q. this 13 year old girl is safe now in cairo town with more than 100 kilometers from her village father north it was attacked a few months ago by and identified. with heat and her identity for her safety she says she still finds it had to forget those moments when they came shooting and

killed her father. everyone was fleeing and they were chasing others to the hills where they killed some people even tried to climb trees but they killed them. all these children have fled from their homes. after attacks on villages they find solace through dance play and just talking to each other at this center that is being run by the un charter agency the bird of often we also use most of the children have written this taurus some lost their relatives and friends we have different games for them sometimes we organize a session where they speak out i think that's when the healing starts. nearly half a 1000000 children in book enough are out of school this is a big problem in a country where only about 60 percent of students complete primary school like in many conflicts most of those who are fleeing are women and children the displaced children are now being placed in government schools in areas where they fled to or

therapeutic centers where they can play and get counseling but this facility is a feel crowded and far apart. some of the displaced people have taken refuge in classrooms but when children resume classes in october they'll have to leave you know all about a 1000 schools have been closed because of the security situation this teacher at a primary school of 400 pupils say's they just stopped coming to class secure i was when you go to school and there are no students here war left your so have to leave we are not students because the parents of told them not to come is a lot of fear in the village use for now the government and aid workers just wants to make sure the children have the basics a safe place to leave food and a school to carry on with their education. but they also know the longer the crisis

persists the harder it will be for the children to receive a proper education catherine saw al-jazeera math and book enough. to learn separatist demonstrators in barcelona have tried to break through a police line at the end of a mass protests calling for the release of the job leader. i was demonstrated outside the catalan parliament earlier in the day an estimated 600000 people took part in a peaceful march to mark the region's national day and call for society from spain the supreme court is due to deliver verdicts in the high profile trial of tell 12 separatist leaders next month they were charged for their role in the region's unsuccessful attempt to secede in 2007. the us president donald trump is delaying an increase in tariffs on $250000000000.00 worth of chinese exports by 2 weeks trump says the decision was

made at the request of the chinese and the good will gesture china had made a gesture of its own announcing it would exempt some u.s. products from tariff increases in the lead up to talks scheduled for next month the u.s. tariffs reduce arise from 25 to 30 percent. over the 1st. the u.s. plans to ban flavored is cigarette products public health officials are investigating more than $450.00 cases of severe lung illnesses and have confirmed at least 5 deaths related to a cigarettes raffi is the companies that produce the nicotine filled devices are targeting teenagers with thousands of different flavors. we can't allow people to get sick and we can't have our youth be so affected and i'm hearing it and that's how the 1st lady got and she's got a son together that is

a. beautiful young man and she feels very very strongly about it she's seen it with both reading it a lot of people are reading it but people are dying. so we're looking at it very closely. now the fight to save the northern white rhino just got a boost scientists in italy have created 2 embryos of the critically endangered species they were made using eggs from the last 2 females and frozen from dead males soon be transferred to a surrogate mother southern white rhino decades of poaching has brought the northern white rhino to the edge of extinction the last male was euthanized last year after developing age related complications susie alice is the executive director of the international rhino foundation she says artificial embryos are an exciting prospect but won't be an instant fix to the white rhino crisis. we don't

know because this is so new it's a tremendous accomplishment taking assisted reproductive technology further in development but as you said it's a long road ahead next step is to get those embryos into a syria develop that into a viable pregnancy and hopefully get a calf on the ground no species has ever been brought back from. from the brink of extinction or extinction by technology alone. and once this is a real liability reproducible it's one important tool in our right now conservation toolkit well across all 5 species poaching yes by far the greatest threat there are 5 of the 5 species 4 of them are considered threatened. and the biggest lesson here is that we can't let what happened to the northern white rhino ever happen with any of the other species remembering that the northern white rhinos

a subspecies of the search for alien life just got the galactic boost scientists from university college london have detected said water vapor in the atmosphere of another world but it's more than twice the size of a it's the 1st time appliance all within a star outside our system all exoplanets has been found with both water and temperatures that could support life governance council before it's. 110 light years away from our planet there is a super earth a world where life could exist outside of our solar system. 18 be was discovered in 2015 astronomers use data gathered from the hubble telescope to analyze light filtered through the planet's atmosphere they found water vapor in helium the eggs the planet also orbits at suns have better pulls own meaning that temperatures are stable and favorable to host life forms this planet is potentially habitable so

we're talking about a planet that on paper based on calculations is able to post liquid water right now we all can only calculate temperatures for these plants ok to 18 bees the only one that we go one step further we know that there is water not the spirit but to go to to hubby the blue planet that would require many many advances and many more observe ations. researchers at university college london believe that other molecules found on earth like nitrogen and me saying are also present in the out in . the exoplanet may have the conditions to support life but it's not another version of the earth it's twice as big as a smaller sun and thus far more dense and scientists currently don't have the technology to physically reach the planet or analyze its surface to determine if life actually exists there. 18 b. is one of thousands of exoplanets but being trillions of kilometers away it's

unlikely humans will ever be able to reach them even though this is very exciting discovery we should back a little bit because it's just it indications that something that we know is vital for life as we have to stop it. is presence of this world but whether that indicates that there is life there is another question entirely we've got the whole we learn about the cosmos the more we realize that perhaps the earth has this singular combination of characteristics that you very clearly that there should be other worlds out there like earth but at the moment we have discovered that new more powerful telescopes are expected to be launched over the next few years they'll be able to provide deeper and more accurate analysis of 18 b. and other exoplanets allowing astronomers to discover their composition and learn more about the evolution of worlds outside of our solar system catherine stansell

al-jazeera london. welcome back you're watching now just 0 time to recap on headlines the british government has been forced to release a report detailing what's expected if the u.k. leaves the without a deal operation yellow hammer warns of traffic jams shortages of food medicine brize and prices and public on rice. responding to public questions johnson said britain can manage very well without a break deal. louise says why can't we leave the e.u. today without a deal why wait until the 31st. of october the back because parliament voted that they had to have a decision on whether or not to approve a deal and. we need to get a parliamentary vote on

a withdraw bill. but if we can't get it if we cannot get a new with the old we then be in doubt that we will leave on the 31st iran's leaders have welcomed president donald trump's decision to sack national security adviser john bolton president hassan rouhani says the u.s. should use the opportunity to push warmongers aside thousands of people are still missing in the bahamas following hurricane dorian a rescue effort is underway to find them but the government is forming the current death toll of 50 may rise dramatically the u.s. supreme court has ruled in favor of president donald trump's latest effort to restrict immigration it allows a ban on nearly all asylum applications at the southern border to take effect people will have to apply for asylum in the 1st safe country of a travel through effectively blocking most applications scientists in italy have

created 2 embryos of the critically endangered northern white rhino they were made using eggs from the last 2 females frozen from the dead males. it's the stream now. we. give to the people will be attending workshops we listen i'm supposed to explain apologize for someone it's also terrorizing we meet with newsmakers and the stories that matter. a recent wave of siena phobic attacks in south africa has spawned from across the continent. and today we discuss what's fueling those attacks and what's being done

to stop them join the conversation you know what to do you can tweet us at a.j. stream or leave a comment in our live chat and you too can be in the stream. noir social justice and. i mean you are in this. phobia. africa has killed at least 12 people the latest incident happened on sunday and johannesburg leaving one person dead and 5 wounded most of the violence which began in late august takes place and johannesburg where large immigrant populations live news of the attacks has prompted reprisals in zambia nigeria and the democratic republic of the congo as protesters targeted south african businesses and diplomatic offices joining us to discuss they seem victoria 4 was involved way in the way she's the a.n.c. chairperson for the international relations committee and how this works south

africa where it's either a he's the founder of the people's coalition again seen a phobia i did a new nigeria journalist chika it is good to have you everybody i wish it was over a better circumstance but india wait let me show you a couple of headlines i'm sure you've been reading them yourself i'm just curious about your react. here we have from africa news xeno phobia hobb mozambique blasts south africa to repatriate citizens another headline here 649 gerry and signed up to take free flights over south africa after as you know phobic attacks on foreigners it's that word seen a phobia zenith do you associate that with south africa that would that attitude. which is syrian fortunate that we have to assist with the images that. this is something that we very proud as a nation is a country it is something that we believe we need to do everything in our own to

deal with the number and we deal with it some illegal pointers you deal with it so many agent can really. deal with it so it is in the countries that who i know i'm making a statement making right now and i'm very happy day actually has a. against all the things that they can people that we need to know is a country to visit but we need to take and this is. what is the cornerstones and i'm doing t. that it is something that we can be able to do or no one can but as a. government we need to take responsibility with insensitivity nice with us i think our community would be very happy to hear you say that especially because there are members 9 of that community who don't believe this is in

a phobia so i want to share with you a few tweets from people this is for chris says it's not 0 bia it's just criminal acts using xenophobia as an excuse another person says acts of criminality ain't zina phobia i don't pick that a few more times and it brought him here somes a sob saying how can we stop as in a phobic attacks when the leaders of south africa don't agree in the 1st place that it is xenophobia and some people are hearing mixed messages there are 3 i'll give this one team you what is your take on what people seem to be saying. well i mean the kid is a few big otherwise we wouldn't have. to do it of migrants we have been the main victims of gun been looting and rioting that have been perpetrated in the past few. i want to bring in check ahead chicken i was reading your twitter feed the week and i read this my 1st experiences in

a fiber in south africa and then you tell a story that got so many likes and people really empathize with your story and your conclusion from the real story is quite damning for south africans tell us the story festival. well basically i had gone to south africa on october 26th team to attend to journalism events one was a c.n.n. african journalist award and one was a conference to engage civic data journalist and at the international airport in cape town i was approached by a very hostile man who claimed to have been an official at the airport he was not wearing a uniform therefore i was very wary of him and he approached me right after i had gone through immigration and just right off the bat his entire demeanor was belligerent it was hostile it was suspicion and it was just very alarming there me off guard and he was just demanding to know what are you doing here what are you

doing here what are you doing here and i told him several times that i'm here as a journalist to attend a media event and he was very skeptical and had a lot of doubt on his face and it was just very uncomfortable i had people in the airport watching me he wouldn't let me move any time i tried to go to baggage claim or go to the restroom he would physically stand in front of my my person just blocking my movement so it went on about 45 minutes until another airport official finally came to rescue me. that we've all had bad experiences at the end how do you know i just was grumpy why you say you know phobic right right well i kept saying that i was a journalist and he wants my passport i showed him my passport which was and i cheer in passport and that's when i saw a lot of just. he just didn't like the fact that i was traveling with a nigerian passport i saw it on his face was like oh you're nigerian and just from there that the questions that he was answer he got he was asking me again why you

here and i think me traveling as a female by myself with a nigerian passport he didn't like it and this was also expressed by the airport official who did actually come to rescue me see this was a bad experience for you a point space a point spencer south africa but why would you then go on to say. the south african says enough i think from that experience because i've heard so many other similar experiences femi i mean this is a reoccurring issue but you know this is not new this is not happening out of the blue or out of this out of a sudden and i've spoken to so many other african nationals and they express similar experiences at the airports where if you for example your physical features don't appear to be south african you're people comment come come after you also a taxi driver told me but if i were nigerian he would have whopped me he didn't know i was nigerian because i don't speak with a nigerian accent so you hear statements like this and you hear this over and over again and of course you just come to understand that there is not we don't always

feel welcomed as african nationals we don't always feel welcome coming into south africa a very outspoken politician to this malema had something to say about these recent attacks and he framed them somewhat differently have a listen. i said other time bring all the buses let's put all these nigerians and zimbabweans in buses let's take them back and let's see if you get it implemented. it to me is the most stupid thing to think of you. just defying cry and you give it nice knaves all to the north will be a phobia it's kind it must be dead with this such see they what jason and i said that resonated lots of people lots of people around the continent of the world as well is that your take on hal south africans of behaving like now.

i think the. government coming in. yeah but i think you know that you have to deny that it is migrant who are sitting with tiger that in hands you know you're trying to collect tries it anyhow but as you know for pick things up by denying that you know make a program disappear and i think the point in that i think is correct in a point you know in the argument of my lemon is precisely what you are making that the has to something a phobia is you know located in the deepening crisis in the economy where we've been losing millions of jobs particularly since the economic crisis of 2 dozen in 2009 over to me too in jobs where lost in the crisis this isn't it hasn't gotten better if anything it has gotten worse today unemployment is sitting at over 10000000 that is about. you know. about

40 percent i think according to some estimations and i mean there are levels of poverty over 50 percent approximately 50 percent of the population in this country i live in poverty and i'm one of the black african that is you know much more west at and at the region of about $64.00 or more percent now it is this deepening levers of power but that is a hoot cause of this crisis by putting measures in such an indication because of the we can close and the poor is deepening and there is no solution on the basis of the existing micro economy policies of this government none of the politicians that you know of been raising their concerns over this have offered any viable solution and we think it is only a break with the new debate out there to quote he says of this kept us government that we can begin to make in roots in the fundamental problems of unemployment of

housing of love of us. collapsing public services and all of these programs that have made this country. where clinton and of course. see them by the mentioned poverty levels and unemployment because i'm seeing that online as well so this is julie us on twitter who says a party it created inequality south african leaders failed to address inequality in post apartheid south africa and instead some told people that the problem is having foreigners in the country the result is in a phobia i want to go on to this point picking up on that this is a director at human rights watch who says it's absolutely frightening and its rear its ugly head again in johannesburg i spoke about it on the radio and a very hostile caller threatened me scary and very little action from the police now this is the one who sent us a big comment elaborating on his thoughts on what it's been like have

a listen the police job is africa this is something that can be brought under control the. property is primarily african foreign nationals can be stopped if. policing sort of. political leaders. in science is a phobia with no accountability. for the leaders of the good to acknowledge that what is. just given each is in the phobic and they must then implement the existing national action plan to come back to the phobia in other forms of intolerances then they way i'll give this one to you i see you writing notes they are thinking of things to respond to it and of course a lot of people had this question so you're the best person to talk about it with but he says that politicians police aren't doing enough and in fact they're stoking

the fires. well i can see the police will let me start with the political and needed let's start with the president himself and i think that everyone has led him saying it's calling it exactly that it isn't a phobia and we've had other needers including the minister of police and there's one other thing we need to do is not to be boxed into one we live in a satish 18 and understanding the challenges that we had when we talk about the clinic settings in that is set when we talk about an economy that's are doing that when they say it when they talk about people looking for jobs when you talk about unemployment when you talk about inequality those are on set by takes on the other hand is that doesn't it's doing everything that it can under the circumstances to make sure that we implement our plan and we not only have a missile development plan that keeps and being updated and changing in order for

it to adapt to the current situation the bottom line is that it is not as you are in a situation where there is a nation that is going through a very difficult situation which is compounded by the past which is talking to us into little nigga groupings find a way debt system even makes people think that lets us against it and lead us against in china we belong to the african continent that is why from the very beginning when i spoke i said this is easy just a south african problem it's easy to plan for all of us as leaders of the african continent as communities based individuals so it isn't for most all of the african countries we need to grow our economy we need to build democracy we need to appreciate that with only take care of our citizens but our citizens also need to take care of themselves and not on when i was having the conversation i said i was

asked. if you jeanne my sense i know what it is to wake up in the morning and get your bags and go to a country you don't know we mustn't allow a situation where people have to do that because they are sourced by circumstances in their own country but once they are in our country in south africa we need to take responsibility was good to make sure that there's no end or was looking make sure that people are properly documented it was good to make sure that people and we're going to be a little made sure that people and not engaging in things which are illegal and thoughtful foreign estates listen and see kids getting a long journey that we have to live in is 25 years of democracy and by the way immediately after 994 we had our borders almost completely open a lot of people coming in and we may not even getting that meet up one in the u.s. we went to people signed it and said something like this so it simply means letter

stand in our institutions of democracy and this is speculation died or at the same time because that people use it as we go why began one look doing anything illegal but at the other hand that people are that's it our what the media and doing illegal things and the issue of their crime it is a set why is it that people who go to bed. before the break we don't want to see it's not easy it's limited it's a complicated situation do you play do it is one of the issues that's been discussed here we have to eat the beardless here because it's. really a limited time when there are let me just ask. bring in zimbabwe right now some of the let me say the vernacular for zimbabweans in south africa is not very complimentary and also the vacuum for nigerian.

is not very complimentary i was wondering how people are responding to you chicka can you explain what the vernacular is what how nigerians are sometimes referred to in zimbabwe and sometimes referred to in south africa. ok on what i understand the word is quite adequate air and i've heard different explanations as to what that actually means i think it's supposed to be from one explanation kind of a way to make fun of the way languages in that part of the world sound especially languages and some bad way so it's both to make fun of the way it sounds other words i mean you kind of scenes in a popular and pop culture and africa i have to say for example of a 2009 legend madness sure i do think we should go that route because this is essentially. in the end this is the list with many games each and only the ones in the influence of this was an influence it wasn't big there was an influence see is the government also the sleeper we do not want to. keep the sign if they can see

the little people in the way i hear you i'm just curious as to your reception in zimbabwe knowing the middle c. programs of africa have you noticed your literally going has a reputation been tarnished by the last couple of weeks of that i mean i'm not a little nap and. the speeches and the like this year in the city just announced the twenty's. we had the meeting the team is in the midst of actually kill us so that you can we need to deal with what seems nice to do something about it make sure you see make sure that the. intelligence we actually look at the things doing which isn't a sin and decency to them if they're not you're going to be on the sound is traditional and eyeing the oath that you're playing i think that there is an attempt to deny the role of the inappropriate playing you know we heard the police

minister say last week that this is going to analyse this is a breach of law and order when president obama also came to nigeria just recently he also said this thanking that this is not about the an opiate this is again when our it is. and wonders if you nominate. her and all of the men in there making allegations she said that nigerians in south africa are engaged in human trafficking. these are broad stroke my use is rosemary. it's not my sister nor that's the earliest. knowledge what it is a living room this is my system this is not use rids it's not just use when it's a certainly the 30 beginning we just keep understanding ease each need to change it easy and yet we have said that this is going to sit in neat uncertain terms the statements of the sit in e. consistent and what i disagreed with is to be getting not going to 36 years

we've not yet the weeds we can't see right now we are still in the distance of the secret because we are one of those countries that has been in the forefront in supporting peace democracy in the us you can't lead to any. time in gauging thank you when it's really president i'm seeing is looking actually to what it is he plans to make sure that he sends out to get as he can the way i hear in my ear we're saying that i want to bring in our community off of the back of what you're saying this is coming on live on you tube right now that has said says attacking innocent poor immigrants will not solve people's problems get rid of corruption and make the government accountable for its corruption that is leading your economy fight corruption not immigrants so keeping kids i know i know you do it to the i read it out and then someone else agrees i want to bring in the opposition because the opposition would agree with that comment in particular as

well so have a listen to a member of the da. government is able to manage the economy they're able to manage the public sector they've got the totally wrong approach and so therefore all that will happen is that we constantly have people who turn on each other because they've got no opportunity they don't feel like they've got any hope . and we're making a case to say that your entire economic policy is wrong and therefore it is leading us to this dismal situation which we find ourselves in and we ultimately finding ourselves in a more police more militarized states with these more brute force and you're a police to resolve economic problems c b a we haven't heard your voice in a minute i want to give this one to you economic policy in changing that is that enough to make it so that we don't see attacks like this happen in future. i mean 1st let's be careful that. it is precisely the police is that this government

has pursued in the past 25 years that has brought us where we are that didn't dream of a nuclear bomb between 2 dozen one in 2008 we actually had the 1st social politicisation that was predicated on attacks through you know through newly built it is structured in that as careful as many workers into precarious forms of imprisonment that is if you lose wages as a share of that is that income and then when the economic catches heat it does when the pieces of it come through that is that you know if they toss on to twitter to quote society in the water with it you could should of 0 point that it not be just one of the bases that when you lose of jobs if you lost and it didn't affect that this very quickly this video government that it is that it puts it hey let me let me just ask and we can under any this push it let me just push you to ask you

because when the last few minutes of the show and i don't want you to fall off the edge of app. people's coalition advancing a 5 way you want to found out all of that rather than twilight on the pos what is possible what are you able to in the back of your shot can you read what that board says behind him was a sign sideline was a less for b. or yes yes yes all right how do i get it i want to get more as a lesson a phobia. i think for us what we need is some of the programs of unemployment of green public 2 of collapsing public services in our view is that you need to be able to have and we must public works programs that can ensure that we boot at once to our clinics a hospital and a public infrastructure but for the not quite a bit and just but as you know of the country that is being developed they did but the person's case is by the cost of the past 10 years but also would the newer

better put is that have you know along the money to there's no cooperation but i really didn't know what industry through takeovers that it destroyed trouble isn't in tens of thousands of jobs in the plants few years and so forth and for that up we do believe you must newsnight lives the commanding heights of the economy the key sectors the money the bents the hearts and the democratic contender and they want to look us and show that he could have explained to us of many say the voice of the union is coming out loud and clear check at the places they try next to late because what i hope and she appreciates our rap and indeed a way found him i feel that we only get off study to have the juice and the banks just need me to be mean. oh you. need the ball and yes sometimes. i do i see they kick kathy thank you for your time this is such an important discussion seem to have on the stream our and around the african

continent and in south africa of course many cat it is a long journey this is all hairy on twitter who says government officials need to have the political will to secure lives no matter the nationality as life is sacred wanted to bear thanks our stream community for pitching the show thank you gas pressure take a tylenol can i will always see you on line i was once told on twitter to. thank. you and we.

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a no deal brags it. sam is a this is our just here on live from coming up iran celebrates the sacking of the u.s. national security adviser but says his departure won't run into talks before gotten victims of syria's war we need the generation of children who've never been to school. taking a cigarettes the u.s. plans for bad and thousands of flavors and so on the rage of a pay rise is. i. do kay's main opposition party says the government's newly released brags it report confirms the severe risks of leaving the e.u. without a deal it predicts severe delays at major ports medicine shortages and widespread unrest prime minister abbas johnston's government was ordered to share the

assessment on monday plans were called operation yellow however they detail what advisors say is the worst case scenario to take you through some of the main points then the document confirms the government's expecting severe disruption to routes across the english channel says trucks carrying essential goods could be stuck for days medicine and fresh food will be particularly affected it also confirms the worst hit people will be from low income groups is like food to be a spike in the cost of essentials like electricity and other goods and the document is also warning protests and counter protests will take place across the country or put a strain on police with a potential rise in public this sauder let's get more on this from the barker in london now. what this 6 page document essentially shows is that the united kingdom is vulnerable to the impacts of leaving the e.u.

without a deal it focuses on a whole range of different possible scenarios implying that there will be a significant shortage of fresh brewed of medicine that we may well see in the united kingdom an increase in electricity bills as well it talks about there being delays on the roads for goods entering and leaving the united kingdom about there being tailbacks on the motorway is that it could indeed take many months to clear but they're also being delayed for travellers or airports e.u. nationals want to enter the u.k. and vice versa but all of this seems to have the most impact according to this document on the most vulnerable sectors of society those at the forefront of any economic fluctuation and then of course of the poorest people in the united kingdom it is of course an important time of year when different political parties have their annual conferences their annual meetings undoubtably opposition parties

including the opposition labor party the left wing leaning party here in the u.k. will make a lot of the findings in this document but i think what will also continue to pressure the government to do is to be a little bit clearer about the strategy behind this decision to suspend parliament and find out exactly what the government is doing to mitigate the impact of a no deal brecht's it to mitigate the implications of all of these warnings listed in detail in this document. iran's leaders are welcoming down tram's decision to fire a national security adviser to john bolton the u.s. president says bolted for without who are the senior aides and had made mistakes to her and says washington should use the opportunity to quote push war mongers aside fisher has more from washington. donald trump more on the 911 anniversary at the pentagon then surprisingly called to quarters into the oval office when he returned

to the white house the departure of national security adviser john bolton dominating questions to the president he's somebody that i actually had a very good relationship with but he wasn't getting along with people in the administration that i consider very important. i hope we we've left in good stead but maybe we haven't maybe we haven't i have to run the country the way we're running the country iran's president suggests john bolton's abrupt departure from the white house should bring a change in u.s. policy and john has americans should know that war mongering and war mongers and not in their favor they should put aside both warmongers and war mongering and maximum pressure from russia's foreign minister a belief that that's unlikely. as for how it will affect russia u.s. relations i won't guess the policies in the united states are defined by the president as many times supported normalization of trade economy and humanitarian

and political ties between our countries an increase of cooperation in the world john bolton's official resignation letter was cut and to the point no praise for president trump or his policies just a brief thank you for having afforded me this opportunity to serve our country don't trump says he'll name a new national security advisor next week the president he will look for someone who shares his world view. discussed option isn't always military action who support the idea of talks with anyone even the iranians through possible names to take over one of the most important jobs in washington mr president thank you for the opportunity to continue to serve keep kello a former army general whose country the national security adviser to vice president mike pence there's brian who has been the administration's special representative for iran and is close to secretary of state mike pump and there is douglas macgregor a former army colonel who's often appeared on t.v. praising the president there is some sense of satisfaction in the government that

john bolton is now out of a job one senior figure tweeting that john bolton promised 3 months ago that iran would no longer exist we are still standing he wrote he has gone. alan fischer al-jazeera washington. he is a senior lecturer in middle east politics of the university of bradford he says after bolton trying might rethink his iran policy for hasn't given any indication he can 1st of all you have to remember that consistency is not exactly one of the key very shoes of mr trump yes he has indicated that maybe he's going to be open to caen of easing the existing sanctions on iran or who knows that he actually may change his mind tomorrow or the day after tomorrow but apart from that all the existing indications old existing evidence suggests that

perhaps about one year before the election he has realized that actually he hasn't achieved anything tangible and attractive in terms of foreign policy so maybe he wants to kind of reconsider some of the existing policies towards iran and north korea and now john bolton is out of the way probably will be in a much better position to resynchronize iran policy but certainly the next 3 weeks is going to be very interesting in the run up to the u.n. general assembly when president rouhani is going to attend and going to visit new york and a lot so for a dollar a lot of the speculations that people assume that perhaps it's going to be a very important moment for basically president trump and president rouhani to possibly meet but again if you look at what the even ian supreme leader has been

talking about over the last 6 or 7 months based on his suggestions and based on is rhetoric i don't think this is going to be very likely. president don trump is promising to hit the afghan taliban harder than ever he made the comment at a ceremony to mark 18 years since the $911.00 attacks it comes just days after he canceled peace talks with the taliban after the killing of a u.s. soldier at least 2 and a half 1000 people have been reported missing after hurricane dorian struck the bahamas the government says the official death toll will be dramatically higher than the 50 already reported when you're a part of reports. emergency services of the bahamas continue to sift through the debris left in the wake of hurricane dorian. search and rescue crews have arrived from the u.s. and canada to locate the thousands who are listed as missing the number of that is expected to significantly increase. in greenfield bear as

a country. begins with the families who have lost loved ones. the islands of abaco and grand bahama were the worst hit the devastation here is widespread based off of our sample i would say yes. you know we've we've probably had at most 110th of this area and we so far we have got a copy from 5 human remains. so based off our sample size we're going to see more. in the community of marsh harbor entire neighborhoods were wiped off the map and the debris scattered by dorian's destructive winds and storm surge have left behind a challenging environment for search and recovery workers. many are relying on assistance from search dogs to help locate bodies hidden beneath the mountains of rubble the challenges for this operation have been immense we have not seen

anything like a debris field like this. there are multiple areas that are impossible there are multiple hazards here like nails corrugated steel glass you know things like there are they thought the bahamian government says about 5000 people have been evacuated from the worst affected areas most have been sent to shelters in the capital city of nassau what we're seeing is a lot of families that are wondering whether loved ones are and it's going to take time for the authorities to to identify. the best saying it and learn more about. what may end up being a really tragic death toll. the world health organization says an estimated 70000 people have been left without shelter making hurricane durian the worst natural disaster in the nation's history. when it up a little. the u.s. supreme court has ruled in favor of president donald trump's latest effort through

a strict immigration. it's allows a ban on nearly all asylum applications of the southern border to go into a fax that means people will have to apply for haven in the 1st safe haven country they travel through fights of any blocking most applications jordan has more from washington d.c. u.s. president donald trump is celebrating the supreme court decision to allow his new policy denying migrants from central america the right to apply for asylum to continue however the president may not want to celebrate 2 vigorously too soon that's because this is simply allowing the new policy requiring people to 1st apply for asylum in a 3rd country before trying to ask for refuge in the united states because there are legal challenges against this new policy enacted in mid july the groups that

are challenging the law say that it is up ending nearly 40 years of u.s. asylum policy and that it is incredibly disruptive to the families of those who are trying to find shelter and refuge in the united states they also say that the trial that ministry.