on and behind the front lines cost him his life his body was. an exclusive documentary syria the last assignment on al-jazeera. al-jazeera. and a good welcome to the news hour i'm lauren taylor nandan the top stories from europe and mines divisions on the show don't trump and go head to head as the nato summit begins. or so for the article believe it even if you don't think you can be done with it. and i'm fully back in doha also ahead on this news hour a powerful typhoon rips through the philippines damaging homes and forcing

thousands to evacuate warnings that nearly half of zimbabwe's population is facing severe hunger and the u.n. plans to more than double the number of people it helps process one of the world's most colorful entrepreneurs goes to court for implying a diver involved in last year's tie cave rescue was a child molester. and i'm we're hearty with all the day's sports boxers andy ruse jr and anthony josh will work out for the 1st time in the saudi capital riyadh ahead of saturday's heavyweight rematch. cracks are appearing in the world's biggest alliance. in london for the 70th anniversary of nato and divisions among the nations becoming clear just hours after jetting in u.s. president donald trump said comments by his french counterpart that nato was brain

dead were nasty and insulting but later trump described a man here in mcallen france as helpful in fighting eisel on diplomatic editor james bays begins our coverage. it's supposed to be nato's 70th birthday but there's no celebration instead an atmosphere of disagreement and division with the u.s. president who once called the alliance obsolete now saying he fears that france might leave nato and i heard president. braider i think it's very sobering to a lot of different. when you make a statement like that is very very very nasty statement to essentially 20. 1 of the countries those comments were particularly pointed as president trump's next public meeting was with the french president there were uncomfortable moments

when they were asked about european countries including france not taking back their nationals no prisoners in syria having fought for eisel. would. you. say when you were. there in october i discovered that mom and i just i mean from. the rich. food. for advice coming from europe and. all of this you have to be number one for the mom of the 4 and 5 this is fine really. you know one more like you this is the. this is where where there is more of. a trouble disagreements are not the only ones at this summit the french leader attacked turkey because of its recent incursion targeting the could see in northern

syria. this can be part of the. move to. they now are fighting against those who fight with. turkey's president later met with his u.k. host prime minister johnson as well as president barack raul and the german chancellor merkel he's threatening to block nato has plans to protect poland and the baltic states unless others agree with him on syria james is outside buckingham palace where queen elizabeth is currently hosting the nato leaders at a reception at her london residence that might be quite tense amongst the cab kana pay is set tonight after all those divisions on show during the day. real divisions here as most of the nato leaders 28 are inside buckingham palace by our count and the last one president trump has been having tea with prince charles is making his

way to buckingham palace in fact moments from now you're going to see the motorcade come behind me let me just get out of the shot for you lauren for a moment so you can see that motorcade we have not just one division between president trump and president macro we've got president trying to get all the others when it comes to nato budgets and how much people pay and linking that with global trade there you can see the limousine of the u.s. president going past us but you also have other divisions president ergo on against the rest with regard to his policy on syria you have not quite as remarked upon but a division going on between chancellor merkel and president macro about europe's role in nato i'm told by a very senior figure that those discussions within those 2 a much tenser than the media is really reporting at this stage and remember this is

all taking place in the u.k. at a time when a general election is taking place and after breaks ignore those tensions as well so the state of nato right now really is a multi dimensional mess and given all that james what can they do about something as serious as syria that you mentioned there. well i think they've had a meeting a 4 way meeting with the turks the u.k. the french and the germans in downing street they're sort of trying to patch over the differences but i don't think they're going to find a way to solve the differences they are most of the members of this alliance of unhappy with turkey's incursion in northern syria they're also unhappy with turkey's coziness with russia by russian missile systems but it's i think they fear that if turkey was to leave the nato annoyance then you're going to have a situation where it's possible it will go into the arms of russia with regard to

syria clearly we're in the end game of this war and there is a lot still to discuss even though assad has come out on top the u.n. is trying to have talks about a new constitution talks about a possible election and clearly the key areas of leverage with regard to syria are those huge numbers of refugees and how they should come back to syria where when and if they should come back to syria and also the the key leverage against the russians and the assad regime is rebuilding syria who's going to pay for it james bays thank you very much indeed but just to watching those are not pictures there of the arrivals at buckingham palace there. the president of the u.s. and his wife arriving in central london at the queen's holding reception for all the members of nato a seeming. well just as he arrives there president and his wife and their protests against the nato leaders meeting has been following them as an indian what what what are the protesters

upset about what are they they're for. well lauren there are several 100 at least protesters here on the mouth in the run up to buckingham palace some of the most vocal are actually could issue a probe could as protesters denouncing president do on particularly over his actions in northeast syria you heard jamie just talking about the role of its control controversial actions recently as a crucial nato member but other groups here including kept the campaign against nuclear disarmament so it will coalition best saying that donald trump is dangerous and he's militarism but symbolically the protests here have been led by a group of doctors and nurses who work for britain's public health system the n.h.s. and the protesters here bringing the message that they fear in a future trade deal between president trump and. boris johnson if he'd retains

power that the us would be able to insist that american drug companies could charge higher prices to the n.h.s. full medication through for example extending patents now beyond that there are people in johnson's cabinet who have been aligned with groups who've in the past actually advocated for the privatization of hospitals and the likes they say that that's nothing to do with their manifesto right now president chomp on tuesday himself at a press conference said that even if the us $100.00 the n.h.s. on a silver platter they wouldn't be interested but just this summer he make comments exactly contradicting that saying that everything would be on the table in trade talks and clearly the protesters here do echo a certain skepticism amongst the population who rank the n.h.s. now as the number one issue going into the election even ahead of brecht's it thank you very much. well more from london later limbert in for another but to fully into

lauren thank you very much for that let's turn our attention now to other world news and saudi arabia's king has invited qatar's emir to attend the annual summit of gulf states in riyadh next week the g.c.c. summit is scheduled to take place on december 10th sound arabia bahrain and the united arab emirates along with egypt imposed an air land and sea blockade of qatar in june 2017 the 3 boycotting gulf states have sent their football teams however to play in the ongoing arabian gulf cup here in doha deciding to take part at the last minute this invitation to the summit comes as the 2 sides face off at the international court of justice in the hague the u.a.e. saudi arabia egypt 10 bahrain closed their airspace to qatar national airline qatar airways qatar says airspace restrictions violate international law doha has made a number of complaints to the court after the gulf states simple as a blockade china has more on the hearings from the hague. day 2 of the proceedings

so qatar to respond to these statements made by the 4 blockading countries on monday saudi arabia egypt the united arab emirates and behind the cut that he council dismissed those statements saying that they were merely a smokescreen to detract from what really was at the center of this case the use of airspace by those 4 blockading countries to enforce certain political measures that the 4 countries wanted to adhere to as far as they're concerned they say that i coul which is the international civil aviation organization their decision which essentially ruled in favor of qatar asking and demanding that the 4 countries reopen their airspace that their decision was right and correct and that the international courts of justice and the judges that were sitting in the room behind me should sensually also accept that and supports those decisions what the blockade in countries are saying is that i can go didn't have the jurisdiction to

make such a decision they're saying that by doing so i cause political politicizing that international civil aviation body however what many analysts are saying is contradictory in that is that the 4 blockading countries themselves in their statements that they've been making have been using political arguments to justify why they've taken that decision there will be further hearings on thursday and friday thursday will see the blockading countries once again give some more statements on friday qatar will respond to that when exactly real here our final decision from the i.c.j. we're not quite sure however it does operate at a slow pace and it could take a few weeks if not maybe more than a month. amnesty international says more than 4000000 yemenis living with disabilities lack access to basic care the rise group says disabled people are most at risk because of the war between who of the rebels and the u.n. recognize government which is backed by a saudi u.a.e. coalition victoria gate and the reports. 5 years of fighting in yemen has killed at

least 10000 people strikes and artillery attacks have left many more with life changing injuries 15 year old that was hit by a bullet man and the land of immigrants and how can i go to school when the reason no support for me to be able to do that to learn since i have been injured i can't go anywhere. amnesty international says 8 out of 10 yemenis need age people with disabilities often face challenges accessing health care and education parents say their children face particular challenges in camps the displaced people in malawi saw her have. i need help with his clothes i need to make socks to cover his feet in the cold anything would be good but the most important thing is a wheelchair to move him around. 18 year old make dad has had limited mobility in his legs since he was 2 he struggles to cope in

a camp it's not designed to accommodate disabled people. and. i crawled to the toilet in the toilet people urinate on the ground i want to toilet for myself but i can access. as the war continues so does the misery the united nations has described it as the worst humanitarian crisis in the world documentation on the ground in yemen or at least in the 3 southern governorates that we visited indicates that there are still significant gaps in the humanitarian response that people with disabilities continue to be left behind and face challenges in accessing equal rights when it comes to health education jobs and living conditions in camps for displaced people make dad's experiences shared by thousands of yemenis like him after years of conflict all they want is for the suffering to end victoria gates and be out. plenty more ahead on this news

hour including pressure is growing on this prime minister to stand down immediately over the murder of journalist africa when a plus this is not at least for a human being top european human rights officials demand the closure of a migrant camp in bosnia where conditions have been widely described as appalling plus we hear from you tom cole shows a marine usa prepares to face a crowd that socked him a year ago. purser typhoon has struck the philippines forcing nearly a quarter of a 1000000 people from their homes typhoon comrie has ripped roofs from buildings knocked out power and hold as hundreds of flights is the 20th storm to hit the philippines this year jamila island again reports from our by province in the central philippines. worry battered the beagle region in-situ the philippines for

more than 10 hours the winter was violent and harsh and incessant rain drenched deprived of by for people here so food could more reason lent for that night's brought fear and despair. and the morning brought no respite sylvia blew out the just devastated her home is destroyed. in the evacuated i moved to the center of it may children as for 8 am i came back to check on my home barely anything is left by then no way to get the money to rebuild it again. the wall was built to protect villagers perms farm. but more than a 100 homes were this royd binding night by their preparations there was no offering thanks for covering the raff. power lines are down the airport and seaports have suffered severe damage. more than

a 100000 people were evacuated before hit many expect they'll have to live in the evacuation center for weeks if not months. we have been doing the seeing at the borders tours and of course the majority of the people will always. but there are many areas across the biko region affected by typhoon come worry that remain cut off the government says it is doing all it can to reach them and get aid to those who need it most it took cynthia more than 13 years to rebuild her home after another devastating typhoon in 2006 tafe winter young left more than a 1000 people dead and more than 600 missing. it was a tragedy that cynthia had hoped would not be repeated. she says life can be unfair especially for people who don't have much anyway she has no choice now but to start

all over again jim duggan al jazeera al by central philippines. now extreme weather and an economic crisis have left nearly half of zimbabwe's formulation facing severe hunger the united nations is warning that the country is on the brain of starvation with women and children the hottest head it's planning to more than double the number of people it helps over 4000000 but as many as 7000000 are in need of aid the situation is only expected to get worse with little rain expected before the 4 harvests. extreme weather and an economic melt have pushed those people into severe hunger and for a country that used to be the bread basket of southern africa the situation is nothing short of tragic there's no other way of putting it the crisis is being exacerbated by a dire shortage of foreign currency runaway inflation mounting unemployment lack

of fuel prolonging power outages and large scale living life stock losses let's speak to evolve our country director for save the children she joins us live from zimbabwe's capital harare thank you so much even for being with us i understand that women and children are bearing the brunt of this crisis tell us how they are affected on a daily basis just how bad is the situation. so the situation is like in say 550 people are affected and 2200000 people in the towns and cities so this is 7000000 this is half of some bubba's population so that just points to the scale of the problem in the rural areas families are having to lay tough choices in the cases of children for instance they have to make a choice about whether the check whether the children stay bucketful men do chores and fight find other means of livelihoods or go to school in the areas families

have got to decide on you know what kind of meal they will have for the day because families and open areas and rural areas so most insists instances sometimes can only afford one meal a day they also have to decide on the composition of that meal so you will find that when crushes them strained and when income is constrained as it is they will resort to buy mainly the cheaper the cheaper types of food so that's also having an effect on nutrition and as you know the nutrition for children that are below 5 you know when that is affected that that affects their stunting in effect right potential for the rest of their for the rest of their for the rest of their growth period what would tell us more about the long term effects on you know the food crisis on these children and what impact has it having on them short term but also long term. the short term impact of course is

a very you know just not having i'd equate you know something i quit you know to to nourish them you know so we're having instances of children that are 2 years 2 years old but if you look at them they look like they're under you know one year or one year old because they're not getting adequate nutrition but going then you know all along you know all the children the school going age you find that children are now beginning to not go to school because they have to walk long distances to go to school and if they have to do that on an on an empty stomach then t.l.e. there's motivation to sometimes stay behind and it's now being estimated that at least 17 percent of children in the rural rural areas have dropped out of school we can't say for sure that all these 17 percent is because of the food insecurity situation and one that he says will need to be done about that but in the school administration they've suddenly noticed that since the onset of the of the food

situation there's been a gradually dropping out of school of children yeah the crisis is being described as manmade and w.s.p. the while food program is saying there are plans to more than double the number of people it house to more than 4000000 will race be sufficient though how are organizations like yours like save the children going to tackle this crisis. it's a tough one because there's just so many moving pieces and so many things that are that are working to make the situation even whilst so of course there's the nature on one about you know. we have thinking. you know change is what's you know making this this types of droughts in zimbabwe. and with more severe but then other than you know the natural situations is the very real mike micro economic problems in the country there is shortage of physical caution

question itself there is very high unemployment because over time there's been very loyal investment in the country so unemployment has gone down right now because of the drought the water levels of course a low and then so electricity is also a shortage there. the salaries to civil servants have been eroded by inflation and because of that there's been. a just a shallower undressed. so for instance ok over the last 2 weeks in the health sector the governments the government doctors have been pressing for more pay and hung up and yes sorry we're going to have to leave it there unfortunately thank you so much for giving us a really nice picture there what's happening in zimbabwe not a nice picture but a comprehensive one set me on the situation in zimbabwe have on our own gaff from

save the children joining us there from harare thank you for your time. now 5 people including a police officer have been killed in the latest on thai un protests in the east of the democratic republic of congo at least 7 people are recovering in hospital after gunfire was heard throughout the city of beni on monday the situation remains tense security forces say they were forced to fire on protesters who were making their way towards a u.n. base locals accuse a peacekeeping force called minuscule of failing to protect them from rebel attacks being who are supposed to the. i was short women to school soldiers these people who are shooting from everywhere as he was storming the building on monday but would leave the situation we will continue to fight against the u.s. i'm calling on other people to continue the struggle while we're here in the hospital we will push the u.n. out of beanie. now iranian state television has acknowledged for the 1st time that people it describes as rioters were shot and killed during recent protests

thousands of people joined demonstrations to voice their anger over an increase in petrol prices human rights groups say as many as 200 people were killed reports some tehran. iran has acknowledged what many here already know security services killed protesters during demonstrations last month you must learn that in just 8 major broadcast the iranian government's side its report describes some of those involved in the protests as writers and thugs armed with firearms and knives in the southwestern city of musharraf there are media reports alleging a massacre took place but iran says they were dealing with separatist elements who had an ulterior motive i go to the new owners on one's own you know woodsmen if the military forces and police didn't interfere not only the lives of people in this region would have been in danger but also the imports of essential goods into the country from ports would have been jeopardized since the number of trucks had been reduced to 400 a day this causes security forces and the police to get involved to protect the

peace for the people the authorities insist some protesters were armed and were firing at security services. behind me into the rights are where the hostile groups were hiding in shooting at the police but thank god their own forces vigilantly came to the fields and foiled their plot. it's still unclear how many people were killed amnesty international say it's more than $200.00 a figure the government rejects so. i can tell you that the numbers and figures given by hostile groups about the deaths in iran's recent protests a shia lies real statistics are seriously different from what they are now it's and numbers a far less than what they climbed. but united states president donald trump had his own figures. a rare hearing perhaps thousands and thousands of people right now as we speak that's where they've got

a future so they go out to get international people to see what's going on the violence is the worst a country has witnessed for decades the u.s. president's intervention will not be welcome here in iran for the few of the government's claim that it's like forces will be behind some of the troubles there's a feeling here but the actual number of those killed with eventually be known for now says security forces acted to protect lives but some peaceful protesters were also killed and what they called suspicious circumstances. al-jazeera that wrong. still ahead on al-jazeera for the 1st time in more than a decade a new strain of the batteries has been detected or tell you why scientists say it's beneficial and sporty i'll be here with action from the n.c.a.a. we're philadelphia look to continue their winning streak at home.

had their pens a wintry weather on its way across into mono all that and central areas of tuckey plenty of cloud elsewhere as working their way across iran but you can see as we go through wednesday it really is about that snow sweeping its way through central and eastern areas of turkey 6 celsius for you in a wednesday thursday a very cold day 3 celsius but it should be dry and bright that snow was his way south was pushing across into syria on a towards northern sections of iran so just 13 cells he is in a tie around the south of that we have got to a warmer weather of course mid to late twenty's celsius what a bank of canada sitting on these coastal areas of amman down across into yemen and this way because of this we have a system just to the east of somalia looking to bring some heavy rain as we head into thursday and we could see some coastal to the north because. system meanwhile into southern africa those rains extending right the way down across into both want to and again into south africa and now temperatures 24 celsius here in capetown on

wednesday a lot colder though up and with these showers and these thunderstorms rain into durban as well on wednesday and then look at the temperatures as we head to thursday no real change in johannesburg but capetown a real jump 33 degrees which is about 10 degrees above the average. since its inception in 1961 the kuwait fund has been supporting people's livelihoods in over 100 countries by funding projects in an array of sectors you're . from infrastructure to health and education. these initiatives ultimately help to eradicate poverty. and promote sustainable development. going green bacteria in

a bored tree and superheated gas escaping from book cannick well in iceland. in the front what happened to experiments pretty boring and if it if i did get help counter the impacts of climate change the science of capturing using night sat on 'd the scientific on the back of my material and my just kept attention. on or to 0 . and watching the news on. 0 a reminder of our top stories divisions between the u.s. and its european allies france on flew full display at

a crucial nato summit in london president donald trump and france's leader emmanuel mccall aspiring over trade taxes in the fight against eisel on the sidelines of the nato summit syria was also top of the agenda in talks between turkey's leadership type bedouin and european powers at iran is seeking european backing for his plan to repatriate millions of syrian refugees but he's facing criticism over his military operation into syria and in other news the u.n. says extreme weather and economic crisis have left nearly half of zimbabwe's population facing severe hunger women and children are most at risk the u.n. plans to double the number of people it helps to nearly 4000000 but 7000000 are in need of aid the news just in from the u.s. said senate to come out ahead of california has announced that she's ending a bit in the 2020 democratic presidential race her announcement comes after months of falling poll numbers harris was once considered the front runner in the crowded

democratic field but she's been overtaken by several 'd of her rivals including elizabeth warren and pete she was an outspoken critic of republican she is still an outspoken critic of president donald trump's immigration policies. are returning now to our top story and the divisions at the nato summit in london donald trump any manual not corn didn't just differ on nato they also had some strong words about tariffs and taxes for more on this let's go back to london and in our european broadcasts and. thanks honey as the president smiled and shook hands at the new joint news conference in london but as the trade worries intensified markets fell france's foreign minister says they'll be a strong e.u. response if the u.s. hits luxury french goods with terrorists of up to 100 percent the u.s. is proposing terrorists on $2400000000.00 a french goods including champagne cheese handbags and cosmetics they say it's in retaliation for

a 3 percent to digital tax on tech firms any more than $27000000.00 in revenue in france that will impact around 30 companies including google amazon and facebook or french luxury stocks dropped following the announcement down as uncaring new news of gucci dipped 1.7 percent in paris but french and european firms continue to dominate the market and we reach or has just acquired tiffany's the iconic american jewelry brand for almost $17000000000.00 their share price dropped almost 2 percent on the u.s. announcement with french president emmanuel matt hall and u.s. president donald trump say they hope they can find a solution to the dispute. to the losers of the i'm confident in the fact that we will be able to find a solution to give our i have not been part of the comments that they proposed but for my part i am determined to defend the interests of my country and the european union and the so with the greatest respect for the united states of america as the

president in texas why are there so. we rather than to do that but we're certainly will work out. better for us. the tax will be substantial. curiously probably the. letter about now has more from paris. shops on this paris streets are selling many all of the sort of products the u.s. trade officials say could have u.s. terrorist imposed upon them things like luxury cheeses wines also luxury fashion products handbags beauty products and makeup now u.s. trade officials say that these terrorists would be in retaliation for france's digital services tax law this is a tax on a big take companies but the president of the united states donald trump says that this tax is simply unfair and discriminates against big u.s. firms such as google and facebook well donald trump had an opportunity to discuss

this with the french president him at all micro on the sidelines of the nato summit in london where it was quite clear that the 2 do not see eye to eye checks you know their american car is the check up is that. they're not going to reveal the post is not exactly for me but that's ok here. we were jack's got so we want to tax the surface of the cost. is the present as we tax why the taxes well rather than to do that but that's the way it works most of my part i'm determined defend the interests of my country and of the european union and i do so with the greatest respect for the united states of america while several e.u. countries including spain the united kingdom and italy are also looking at imposing a similar digital services tax to the one that france has put in place but there is no doubt that this dispute between the u.s. and france really has further soured relations between the 2 countries. the head of

an e.u. mission to malta has called on the prime minister to quit immediately over his handling of the murder of a journalist sophia and out says it's difficult to see how the credibility of the prime minister's office can be upheld despite joseph muscat agreeing to step down next month investigative journalist death make ironic a leap year was killed by a car bomb in 2017 more nests and it's got a nice barker who's in but a force and even other evening of protests there what's happening now. so i demonstrate to the sort of move from the center of the letter from outside the parliament building quite a little bit where they've seen for many days now the outside the police and forces there are several 100 people here as you can hear the very loud in the vocal demonstration indeed despite the fact that the prime minister has agreed to step down he promised a televised address on the weekend he says i remain in power until january the 12th

and that's too much for these people they want him to step down immediately and as you mentioned the pressure too is coming from outside malta as well a special fact-finding delegation has arrived here from the european parliament they will report back their findings on wednesday but have already suggested there are no uncertain terms that perhaps the prime minister has overstayed his welcome. volta reshaped by centuries of sea and island fortress in the mediterranean. outside the office of the prime minister police are erecting new defenses the gulf between the public and those in power is widening by the day arriving in multi-room choose day a delegation from the european parliament here to review the crisis they purge joseph must got to step aside immediately everybody recognizes including the prime minister himself studies make some serious errors of judgment. and i would say that

you know staying on longer than necessary is also judgment error. prime minister muscat resigned on sunday bowing to public pressure but he wants to stay on until january the 12th when a successor will be chosen. protesters say he's too close to people implicated in the murder of journalist and blogger. they want him gone now. never forget. i mean friends are giving was collapsing around andrew cohen achilles yeah remembers the day his mother was murdered killed near her home by remote controlled car bomb 2 years ago there was just the burnt out carcass of my mother's car. and now it's been turned into something that's beautiful to look at he believes the office of the prime minister had a direct hand in his mother's death and they know that we know that the prime minister himself has been implicated in this assassination on that's called it's

intolerable for a country to have as its prime minister someone implicated in his most powerful critics assassination. 3 men arrested for the murder are awaiting trial the investigation is now closing in on those who may have ordered the killing one of malta's richest men you're going fenech was arrested and charged in connection with a journalist's murder he denies involvement after his arrest for that implicated the maltese prime minister's chief of staff keith as a coconspirator he was on last week was interrogated for 2 days by police before being released without charge to other ministers have also stepped down and been questioned by police many protesters blame the current crisis on a culture of secrecy that permeates the very foundations of multi society law enforcement and politics in a country dominated by 2 main political rivals while many welcome the resignation

of the prime minister few expect any real lasting structural change. between the business class between big business between organized crime and politicians has existed for a very long and this created the the whole environment for such a serious thing stalker. this is the world that daphne carr and i explored investigating corruption at the highest levels she delved deep and paid the ultimate price leave park out 0 for letter finland's prime minister has resigned after a key partner with jewett support from his 5 party cabinet the center party says it's lost confidence in. citing a lack of trust after his handling of a crippling postal strike and state postal service staged a 2 week strike that spread to the national airline and other industries before being subtle last week

a new prime minister will be appointed next week. a top european human rights official is demanding the immediate closure of a makeshift camp on bosnia has a governor's border with korea correction hundreds of refugees and migrants are stranded there in freezing conditions and her fate is a humanitarian crisis thank you there is no clear gauge reports. inside this temporary camp near the bulls me and telling of. migrants huddle around a fire to keep warm with temperatures dropping they're facing freezing conditions little food and an uncertain future for people very close to leaving and all of the big problem there are barely any facilities for the hundreds of people who've been here since the camp was set up in june. the conditions have most and since snowy started to full with tents giving way to the elements and you still most probably we can expect an increase in diseases in the coming few days these people need to

be taken care of all of their rights are violated here. it's led to protests in the can't with people now refusing any food or water human rights groups say the only option is to close it down immediately that prius or called her some of these conditions are not fit for human beings this is shameful i cannot believe something like this has been set up hey i'm talking about our history about everything we were for all who wear refugees this come must be close today. those mia has struggled to hells thousands of refugees and migrants have arrived here in the past 2 years from the middle east africa and asia the government says it is looking at relocating them but that may not happen for another month. or are we have agreed to use the army barracks outside syria even as a new place for the migrants i think within the next 20 days to

a month that this location will receive its 1st migrants up. priority is to move all these migrants into the barracks many here are hoping for change before the winter conditions get worse gauge al-jazeera. 4 months after signing to the united states a swedish climate activist pressure timberg has returned to europe again by sailboat the teenager who prefers to use low carbon methods of transport hitched a lift with an australian family for the 3 week journey to the portuguese capitalised been timbered will then take a train to spain for the united nations climate summit which was switched to madrid because of unrest in chile. more nato before i go in a statement just released the u.k. france germany and turkey have agreed that all attacks against civilians in syria including those in lib must stop. a more fundamental rights another act to follow. now and thank you very much for that not be defamation trial for one of. most

colorful entrepreneurs and on mosque beginning in los angeles and also descends from mosques online comments about one of the divers who was involved in the rescue last year has a story from los angeles. tomorrow that billionaire iran musk's tweets of gotten him in hot water before now they've landed him in court musk is being sued by british cave rescue diver vernon un's worth aunts worth participated in the successful effort to rescue 12 boys and their coach from a flooded cave in thailand last year musk sent a robot mini submarine to thailand but unsworth said the sub was useless and musk was pulling a publicity stunt that's when musk called unsworth petto guy on twitter implying with 0 evidence that he was a child molester unsworth later sued musk's judgment has been questioned often must

came under scrutiny by regulators when he tweeted in august 28th enough that he had secured funding to take tesla he's money losing heavily indebted electric car company private with he later implied backing from the saudis there was no deal and musk was charged with fraud and abuse i do feel for you i need you not only are you reading a settlement reached with regulators required him to resign as tesla's chairman and pay a $20000000.00 fine another incident that shook investors occurred in september 28th seen when musk went on a live podcast and smoked some marijuana offered to him by the show's host federal law still designates cannabis as an illegal narcotic. and musk's pot full of pot put his company space x. con. tracks with nasa in jeopardy. last

month with wildly fanfare musk unveiled an electric pickup truck the so-called cyber truck the vehicles designed was widely mocked is appearing like something out of a teenager's video game to make matters worse months could boasted that the cyber trucks windows were bulletproof only to watch them get shattered in a live demonstration and. then it didn't go through the wild musk's lawyers have argued that his tweet about un's worth wasn't really meant to imply the diver is a sexual deviant just a creepy old man owns worth seeking 75000 dollars in damages as pick to rob the courthouse in a sanction is so has anyone mosques showed up rob. no he has not shown up yet either in a tesla nor in a cyber truck nor in a space x. rocket. but of the court right now is considering prospective

jurors and the parent mr musk is not. required to be there for that part of the proceedings he is expected to be the 1st witness called however and it is expected that this trial will take several days so what is going to be his defense exactly. well musk's lawyers have already laid out a defense saying that number one the offending tweet in question that musk is being sued over by vernon unsworth that was not an insult really not what's not. by calling him a head though guy he says he was using a old south african expression meaning just a creepy old guy. was born in south africa we'll see if the jury and the judge accept that explanation secondly the lawyers for mr musk are saying that is just

seeking money but let's note that he's seeking $75000.00 which to you and me of course is a lot of money but to elon musk who's reputedly worth $24000000000.00 it's not really that much money at all it seems more like a symbolic some a symbolic punishment rather than a you know something really seeking to capitalize on the situation and so you wonder you wonder rob why he would go to court for such a small amount for hand instead of setting out a point. well worth is apparently determined to clear his name. is lawyers have called elon musk a vindictive. thin skinned billionaire who is only concerned about his p.r. image and has a wanton disregard for the truth and worth is probably

very upset about these baseless accusations and determined to clear his name and make sure that must pays at least a certain price all right thank you for that rob reynolds in a sanction it's. hong kong carry law says new u.s. law supporting protesters are unnecessary interference months of anti-government protests have brunch on kong into a recession for the 1st time in decades they new u.s. law signed last week could limit trade with hong kong if the chinese territories autonomy is jeopardized while they go the needle file on a huge we are totally against it we don't see any need for this proposed law and we don't see any justification for it human rights and freedoms are protected by the basic law here in hong kong in fact i would like to ask in which way have the freedoms of hong kong actually been undermined we have freedom of the press the freedoms of assembly and to demonstrate religious freedom so there is an overseas parliament and an overseas government that has interfered with hong kong's affairs

and that is most regrettable. former malaysian prime minister najib razak has been on the witness stand for the 1st time to defend himself against corruption allegations the trial in the high court has to do with a multi-billion dollar scandal at malaysia's state funds known as one n.d.p. is accused of illegally receiving about $10000000.00 when he was in office has speeded not guilty to all of the charges which include money laundering and abuse of power. still ahead on the program a day after qualifying for surfing's island big debut will show you how this sofa rolled to another world i told that's coming up next with leah to stay with us.

campus force has their thank you fully well boxers anthony joshua and andy ruse jr have held their 1st public workout in riyadh in saudi arabia on tuesday ahead of their much anticipated heavyweight title rematch now the choice of venue is a bit controversial given that saudi arabia's human rights record is junior is aiming to retain his. w b o and i.b.o. heavyweight world title belt but joshua wants to get his revenge after losing his belts to ruis in new york in june now this is not the 1st heavyweight title fight to be held outside of boxing is traditional heartlands go back to 1973 in kingston jamaica where george foreman became world champion by inflicting a smokin joe frazier's 1st defeat of his career knocking him out in the 2nd round a year later probably the most famous of them all the rumble in the jungle in their

those days known as the d r c the champion foreman was shocked by muhammad ali who were again the world title using the famous rope a dope tactic then to the philippines in 1975 and ollie defended his crown against frazier in the thrilla in manila it was the 3rd time that they fought and ali won after 14 brutal rounds when frazier's corner threw in the towel now fast forward 15 years to 1090 and probably the biggest upset in boxing history this time in tokyo after 37 straight wins iron mike tyson was beaten for the 1st time by buster douglas and there was another big shock in 2001 at the carnival city casino near johannesburg the champion lennox lewis was knocked out by the underdog has seem to hum in the 5th round. well switching over to football now josie marino says he expects a friendly welcome at his former club manchester united on wednesday he took over at tottenham last month and faces united for the 1st time since they sacked him in

december of 2018 and not the villain not in their name but the coach that is trying to win against manchester united on this the. world chess and i think from that. is in the way is to the book. it is bit like mr mandela was was saying sometimes you never lose you when warren and. at united thought i was in and i wouldn't. successor at united ole gunnar sol shire is under pressure though he took over with them 6th in the premier league but after 50 games in charge they're struggling down in one 3rd place $22.00 points behind leaders liverpool it's not where we want to be and we know we have to improve so we were going to to do to put that right listen to what he's been told as well documented to be chomping at the bit to be involved but if you play the more you know post already

know italian striker mario balotelli can leave his current club on a free transfer in january that's according to the club owner. but i'll tell you returned to his hometown club back in august but he's only scored twice in the 8 league matches that he's played are bottom of syria last month he was racially abused by a hellish purana fans and just over a week ago claimed that balotelli quote needed to whiten himself comments at the club said were misunderstood now the owner has said he wouldn't stand in balotelli his way if he wanted to leave in january claiming the 29 year old was not best suited to a relegation battle. to the n.b.a. and the philadelphia 76 years just cannot be beaten at home they beat the utah jazz by 9 points on monday this dunk by bin symonds wait for it boom there it is was one of the highlights it's now 10 wins from 10 at home for the sixers this season

and the indiana pacers comfortably beat the memphis grizzlies by $13.00 of their players made it to double figures including bonus with this dunk. where the atlanta hawks ended their 10 game losing streak with victory over the golden state warriors southeast asian games organizers have been forced to delay more events after the arrival of typhoon in the philippines most of the outdoor sports as you can expect like beach volleyball surfing triathlon and sailing have been delayed until wednesday and thursday because of weather conditions the sea games is held in 3 clusters on the island of luzon which has already been hit pretty badly by heavy rain and high winds. well the men's football did it go ahead in manila earlier despite a heavy downpour defending champions thailand laos 2 nil to take a step closer to the semifinals. it was a good day for the thais who defended the women's badminton team title against another asian powerhouse indonesia it was

a tough encounter indonesia's. injured her knee and despite carrying on she continued to struggle and was clearly in pain as she lost the opening singles match . brutal i will thailand closed out the tie when they won the 2nd doubles taking a $31.00 lead and the gold medal thailand set 5th in the medal table on $41.00 in total well behind leaders the philippines who have 94. well chris some more has won her 4th world title after making it to the semifinals at the ws elegant in maui just a day earlier the hawaiian had qualified for tokyo 2024 surfing will be made its mate will be making its olympic debut she was beaten in the semifinals by fellow olympic qualifier stephanie gilmore but that she was still enough to get the duchess. and a trophy at that let's have for me back over to ali thank you very much for that mia that's it for this news hour on al-jazeera from the fully back to bolivia and the whole team here and i thank you for watching live from london news center next

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