a structure which is there was a 100. maximum of us $650.00 peoples us increase reacts picked in the ministry to respond. in this country shop desks for new students from areas and that tech. we have. now. it towers in school to be destroyed is too much is too much someone who fired by sis is sure this all does a. little too close. government leaders deny separatist allegations that they are trying to destroy education by the place in the english system of teaching with a french one. separatist savingly speak a study no challenge in getting a job in french speaking areas allegations echoed by some teachers including this one who fled the region after school was forced to shut it teacher. trying to teach

a subject would be sent into. not right. divisions and mutual suspicion running to. the future of your income or the indians is at stake that these children are eager to learn but their elders cannot agree on how to teach them. on the dress reporting divers are exploring unknown waters off the coast of french guyana it's all part of a campaign to better protect the world's oceans are just serious nick clarke is that. alexy rosenfeld has died all over the world but this is something new along with his team he's diving where no human has been before we're now 135 kilometers from shore and around 600 from the mouth of the amazon. it's a real challenge to diving conditions and no no no one has ever dived here before

we have to go through a really thick layer of sediment from the amazon mouth this layer is about 20 meters deep and after that it's pitch black until the bottom there is a deep and complex dive careful preparation and double checking of equipment is essential. so there they go and they'll be heading down to a depth of 110 meters which is so deep that i only have 15 minutes on the seabed and in that time they've got to collect samples and send them back up to the surface and then they have to stay in the water submerged for 3 hours to decompress . they drop down. into almost darkness seen by their dive lights. at the bottom they have to work fast collecting biological samples other divers scan the reef and film it for

review revealing a richer ray of biodiversity. the samples are sent up to the surface heads over to pick them up and we hold the moment board and as the divers stay below to decompress the samples are right back on the esperanza is all manner of life care including all types of molluscs crustaceans sponges and starfish now you're finding if you don't recognize pretty pretty because this is all you see sassy very very few people over. here. meanwhile back with the divers some inquisitive hammerhead sharks passed by the decompression stop but it's just an inquiry shots lose interest and head off. back on the ship it's time for a closer look at the kind of species that exist here it has been an extraordinary morning and one that even the most experienced divers have found exhilarating it's really i mean we're we're diving where yeah nobody has ever been it's like

discovering you when you were on it in age when our oceans are threatened by climate change overfishing oil drilling and deep sea mining the scientific evidence the team gather will help bolster the case for greater protection of the world sees nick clock al-jazeera off the coast of french guyana. still to come here on the news in sports south africa take a big step towards the rugby world cup quarterfinals we'll be right back. to strengthen the good you have to do good all the more with you come still fight against corruption. needs heroes heroes like no who are about who refused to $15000000.00 brian the achievement of heroes like him to showcase by the

international ace award it shines a light on these heroes because the best way to fight a dark used to shine a light let's make the world a better place nominate your anti corruption era. the cost germany's heading for recession put aside their concerns about that to stimulate the economy farmers in brazil's amazon fair their livelihoods are under threat and the billions of dollars in black gold locked away in patagonia. counting the cost and i'll just see.

elegant conservation efforts of paying off a new york experts say that clearwater has helped to boost the humpback whale population nearby kristen salumi reports. these tourists have come to new york to see a show but not the kind one typically associates with the big city here along rockaway beach and brooklyn the wildlife is the star attraction. this is the main species that we are going to be looking for today. specifically humpback whales. not too long ago whale watching here was a hit and miss affair these days it's practically a sure thing. it didn't take long at all for the spotters to find what they came for. like. oh ok. that's great news for captain tom palla dino who runs the cruises 4 times

a week his family has made a living on the water here since the 1940 s. . now in the fifty's and sixty's and seventy's it was very few where you would see want to year this year. it's probably 98 or 99 percent of our trips we do see whales which is absolutely right in the last decade the whale population around new york has just exploded there were 272 sightings last year compared to just 5 in 2011 experts say the reason is cleaner water. stronger pollution controls have brought back dolphins to as well as the whales favorite food a fish called menhaden researchers from the group gotham whale have been on board tracking the creatures we developed datapoint simply where the whales are what their behavior is species and we take photographs of those whales and we share their kind of matching profile with people up and down the coastline for the public

it's easy access to the might of nature magnificent the wells are amazing and of course to be able to see them right here at that all over the world watching whales but what cool thing to do is see him off the coast while mariel. and a whales tail of a successful conservation effort kristen salumi al-jazeera off the coast of new york excellent right let's join santa a stadium for the sport. thank you very much a.j. and welcome to dell has a national stadium or there's been a yet another ethnic night of action at the walled athletics championship where they were heart breaks and shocks. new stars sound like reports. to. the pressure couldn't have been great on britain's catarina johnson thomson.

she was favored to win to have tattle on after leading from the 1st day and after missing out on medals at the worlds before and finishing 2nd at last year's european championships she was determined not to come up short. this time the 26 year old didn't disappoint she stormed home in the 800 meters to capture that elusive gold medal the briton also made history her score 6981 is the best by anyone from her country. i am savvy in time just this is my 4th championship the soloist istana so i'm just happy that i was able to perform at my certainly. there was heartbreak in the decathlon defending champion kevin mayer who is leading off to 7 events had to pull out because of an achilles injury his exit opened the door for a surprise winner 21 year old nicholas khalil who was ranked 8th in the world

coming into these championships stepped up i the german won the final 2 events for a total of $8691.00 to become world champion. i you would have anticipated the result of the women's 400 metres saeed nasser shocked the world by upsetting a limping. boat to see the gold medal. the bahraini ran the race to her life clocking in at. 8.14 seconds for the quickest timed event to seed since 1985. there were no surprises however in the women's shot put china is going to retain her title she now had to tokyo 2020 as the woman to beat and she seeks a 1st ever limp dick title so he'll molly al-jazeera. of plenty more attendance that will be crowned on friday is the biggest day so far in terms of

titles out for grabs with 6 finals the men's high jump is the main draw hometown hero not as a well look to retain his title on the track the pick has to be the men's 400 meters a favorite michael norman's injury has blown that race wide open and humidity should again be a factor late in the evening and the men's 20 kilometers walked on me now and our studio is all does israel hope that the whole host nation have already won bronze but their best chance of winning gold is later on today. in the high jump he is the 28 year old defending world champion everyone gold at london 27 saying he's a graduate of the aspire sports academy which is located just behind khalifa stadium really came to prominence back in 2012 again in london winning bronze and he won silver medal at the world championships a year later and of course the big one is huge success in $27.00 saying which

really catapulted him into sort of superstar status here in qatar but around the world but since that victory in 27 singles struggled a bit with injury he had quite a serious ankle injury in 28 say but he's come back to that since he was a few 1000 whether he can replicate this form from 2 years ago but he jumps to meet his 29 in the qualifying round which is the season's best for him so he seems to be coming into for at exactly the right time this is the whether or not he can handle the pressure because it's going to be so much pressure on him with the short to be a big crowd it's friday it's a day off here. in doha warning him to do well i mean you mention that ensemble he won bronze in the 400 meter hurdles with a huge reaction to that if she wins gold so no i expect the roof of the stadium to go off it will be should be quite something to say and i'm going so i'm very excited i'm going to be there. later i hope well away from the athletics south africa have their 2nd when the rugby world cup they scored a 7 tries to end a 49 to 3 bonus a point victory over it to beat who also had the man sent off to south africa top

the pool b. table but have played a game or the new zealand it's really need to beat the all blacks in their last pool match it to reach the quarter finals and there was a lucky escape for the world champion mark marquez a drink friday's practice for the title and moto g.p. he was involved in a high speed crash during the 1st session incredibly after being checked in hospital he returned for the 2nd session marquez is hoping to secure an 8 world title on sunday and that's all you sport for now we'll have more from the whole of international stadium later on but now it's back to. look for tips on the many thanks indeed now a painting a picture in britain's house of commons packed full of chimpanzees a sold for a record $12400000.00 the work titled devolved parliaments is by of course british streets are suspects he painted it 10 years ago it smashed

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al-jazeera. where every. iraqi's to fica fused a voice that anger against the government forcing parliament to call in the emergency session. this is al jazeera live from doha i'm adrian finnegan also coming up. i will continue to take pot protests even with the backing of the. hong kong protesters

hit back as leader caroline evokes a colonial era law banning face mosques to quell months of demonstrations. going on so over the river nile how to fish down projects in ethiopia is angering egypt. and why new yorkers don't have to travel far these days to see. something of a giant comeback. iraq's parliament has announced an urgent session to discuss protesters dumond's on saturday people are still demonstrating despite curfews in the capital and several other cities at least 45 people are dead and another 2 and a half 1000 injured. in iran com reports now from baghdad. protesters take cover under a bridge in central baghdad as gunshots ring out iraq's security forces continue to

fire bullets at unarmed protesters dozens have been killed during the past 4 days and nights of anti-government protests i overnight the iraqi prime minister our beloved appealed for calm his words seemingly having the effect. that the. promises by the prime minister are to fool the people and they are firing live gunshots silas this was a peaceful protest they set up these barricades and the sniper sitting right there since last night i said friday prayers in the southern city of karbala a spokesman for the highest shia muslim authority in iraq ayatollah ali sistani warned the government to listen before it was too late now and. we hope that the voices of reason and logic can prevail for the best interests of the country all the officials have the responsibility to make the right decisions to move forward everyone should be aware of the danger of excessive violence before it is too late

. in the holy city of najaf in southern iraq mourners for one of the protesters who died in childbirth is no god but allah shave with he was martyred in a protest he was calling for the rights of the people he was 23 years old. the protests similar to others earlier this year aimed at government corruption the lack of jobs and basic services as well as religious discrimination the government say it's listening to the protesters demands and will hold an emergency session saturday the age of the protesters has surprised many in iraq but with a young and often unemployed generation it's perhaps unsurprising that frustration has turned to anger and anger into violence a lot of the protesters have reached a conclusion that the road is blocked and that the political parties have failed the ayatollah is now playing a fatherly role but he might not be able to influence the protestors. in baghdad there are checkpoints every few 100 meters and mobile patrols drive through empty

streets despite the curfew protesters continue to gather not just here but across the country and iran joins us now live from baghdad. any sign that these curfews will be lifted any time soon. well we're now into the 36th hour of the curfew hay in baghdad and the government says it's en place until further notice now we have as we just reported then know about this emergency session of parliament was due to take place on saturday whether the lift it before then or whether they'll keep it in place for the for the disc you're a city of the parliament remains to be sane but it is having a huge impact on the lives of people and the iraqi human rights commission has just released a statement saying the prices of food and fuel are rising because you can't get food and fuel into the capital it's asking the iraqi government to try and lift some of the restrictions or at least to try and send food trucks into areas where

the curfew has taken place now the curfew is being it had to buy most sections of society apart from the protesters they still gather and they're still gathering in parts of baghdad now normally what we see about this time is them gathering in different parts of the city but all looking towards the focal point which is a square in central baghdad and that's when the march we're expecting the after dark we will see much more of the scenes that we've been seeing over the last couple of days so the words of the grand ayatollah need to will have no more sway over the people and politicians than the prime minister. well that's because the protesters aren't really don't really belong to any one political party or one religious organization so they feel that it's actually the religious organizations the political parties that have let them down a lot of the chanting that you hear suggests that the political parties need to change that they need to they needed to stop corruption

a long time ago and things of come to the head this is a generation that's predominantly you know unemployed it's very young the median age of the protesters seem to be around 2021 years old and they have they feel so frustrated at the political system that they've actually lost faith in the rocky government not just the government this in power but in the system of governance there are many thanks indeed i was there is a calm there live in baghdad protestors in hong kong and hit back at carrie lamb's mosque ban thousands marched wearing masks to send a message to the city's chief executive lam evoked a colonial era emergency law to prohibit any face covering rallies or marches hoping the move would help to quell months of protests that have turned increasingly violent. was hard. to come on the ground 06.

was. supposed to do you. think you. still was around the area was coming or taking us was shot thanks and thanks. i'm serious can't hide last more for us from central hong kong. this is a very interesting kind of protest movement that is kind of gone through most of the center part of hong kong throughout the day they started gathering even before kerry lamb made that announcement and they went into the financial district and then it kind of shrank a little bit but then they were blocking major intersections right in the center of mankind's financial district and then they marched over here to causeway bay and there are thousands here now there and they're really just kind of pouring into the really hasn't been much of a police presence we saw a little bit when we were up by the legislative council that's the seat of

government here in hong kong there's a little bit of a police activity there but no no no no gauge mean if you will with the protesters when they made their way here now how are they reacting to this announcement they say it's kind of business as usual they're continuing on they're not going to go up by this band they're not worried about this face mask ban as you can see a lot of people here have a face mask they are just going to continue with their protesting they say it was interesting one protester even said that this is an issue that's bigger than just hong kong this is something that china is doing that is dangerous for the world so the prostatitis here for the most part is saying we're going to stay steady on and continue what they've been doing for the last nearly 4 months ukraine's new top prosecutor says that he will review important cases handled by his predecessors that includes a criminal case involving a natural gas company that employed former u.s. vice president joe biden song it comes as democrats released text messages revealing how u.s. officials discussed pushing the ukrainian president to publicly announce an

investigation into president trump's political rivals president donald trump aust ukraine to investigate biden and his son in july it was revealed in an explosive whistleblower complaint which is now triggered an impeachment inquiry let's go live now to washington our white house correspondent kelly how could can tell us more this is pretty big and it can only. yeah and pretty damning for the white house this batch of text messages released by the congressional members is not painting a pretty picture for the white house that continues to insist that in that july 25th phone call between u.s. president donald trump and the ukrainian leader that there was anything nefarious but in the weeks following that phone call that is the focus of the time period of these text messages that emerged as a result of that hearing that took place on capitol hill on thursday with the former special envoy to ukraine kurt volker and it's a result of that testimony that these were released now the white house says that

this is just proof that nothing was wrong with that phone call but democrats say just the opposite what these tech meant text messages show is that there was a quid pro quo essentially that the white house was dangling military aid support to ukraine to fend off any influence from russia in exchange for the investigation against the former vice president joe biden and his son hunter biden who as you pointed out was working on an energy company on the board of an energy company in ukraine well the former vice president was overseeing ukraine policy under the obama administration impeachment inquiry that continues what are we expecting today. yeah a lot is happening today there a 1st big thing that's happening is we expect the white house to potentially formally have jacked to these proceedings in terms of saying they're not going to cooperate they're not going to allow any witnesses to testify they're not going to

do anything really until there is a formal vote in the house so that is certainly notable but also notable is how swiftly congress is moving on this impeachment inquiry given the fact it's actually in recess right now it's pretty unheard of to have congressional members working but that's exactly what's taking place not only are we having and expecting there to be a closed door hearing taking place on capitol hill with the inspector general of the intelligence community michael act consent that he is coming back up to capitol hill to testify about his report about the whistleblowers complaint but also we know that there is continuing to be requested examination of the documents as they exist because what is happening right now adrian is that republicans are insisting the president has done nothing wrong even as democrats continue to maintain this evidence coming forward shows that this white house namely the u.s. president was trying to take down a political rival white house correspondent kelly how could they live in washington

kimberly many thanks to the prime minister of greece is accusing turkey of failing to control migrant flows into europe and for exploiting the crisis there's been a shopping crease and people crossing the the g. and g. and c. this year but then 3 is a promise of even though a number since 2015 when the migrant crisis when it was at its peak migrants coming from turkey all from course to western europe through greece the greek prime minister accuses and corrupt of neglecting its responsibilities. yeah. turkey as stated in the joint declaration must also assume its responsibilities it has the ability to control the flow in the asian it cannot give the impression that this issue is being exploited for its geo political pursuits i want to be clear this issue is here to stay europe is and will be a magnet for migration from asia and africa the phenomenon will continue and is likely to intensify that is why we need unity meant.